I am pleased to announce the release of pgAdmin v7.0.3 at it's new home
www.greatbridge.org/project/pgadmin/
New features/bug fixes include:
* Added an ASCII Text exporter with 'Text Substitution' map.
* Resized most of the controls in the browser dialogues.
* Improved the file handling in the SQL dialogue.
* Added 'Show System...' check boxes to browser dialogues that didn't
already have one.
* pgAdmin database objects are now hidden by default.
* Re-wrote the reporting system. Reports are now generated from Views that
are created by pgAdmin (rather than the previous local cache system). A
report manager allows reports to be browsed and viewed, and allows the end
user to add their own reports written using Seagate Crystal Reports v8 or
earlier.
* Overhauled the Migration Wizard to remove the dependency on the old DAO
technology and use ADOX instead. Default value migration is no longer an
option, and indexes are only migrated from .MDB files now, but the Wizard
seems to be more reliable and a little quicker, and the download size has
been reduced!!
* Reviewed and tidied all error trapping code.
* Overhauled each of the Object Browsers so they now use the views that are
created for the Reporting System.
* Standardised all internal SQL queries to make use of the pgadmin_* views.
* Added a 'Load Query' button to the 'Add View' dialogue.
* Removed the Export Wizard.
* Added a 'New DSN' option to the login dialogue to allow quick creation of
new User and System DSNs
* Removed the pgadmin_sys table and replaced it with pgadmin_param which has
a much more sensible format.
* The Revision Log has moved from pgadmin_log to pgadmin_rev_log which is
timestamped by the server not the client.
* Added self repair/upgrade for the server side objects.
* The Login Dialogue now only lists PostgreSQL datasources
* The Source code is now distributed separately in pgadmin-src-7_0_3.zip
which is available from http://www.greatbridge.org/project/pgadmin/
Regards,
Dave Page.