On Feb 8, 2008 12:40 AM, Adam Taft <adam@adamtaft.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've noticed this bug for quite a few versions of PgAdmin now. I was
> hoping that a bug reporting tool would someday appear on the website. I
> guess this is the best way to report the problem.
That is the correct method.
> When creating a 'timestamp without timezone' and specifying the 'length'
> parameter, invalid SQL is generated. The generated SQL is this:
>
> ALTER TABLE usertags ADD COLUMN a timestamp without time zone(3);
Thanks, fixed in SVN for 1.8.3.
> Additionally, the 'length' field is used in the PgAdmin UI, whereas in
> the PostgreSQL documention, the field is referred to as 'precision.'
> I'm wondering if the Precision input box in the PgAdmin UI should be
> enabled instead of the Length input box.
I'm not so worried about that - everyone know what it means and it's
more than just a couple of lines of code to change it.
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