Обсуждение: pgAdmin II 1.1.72 Released

I'm pleased to announce the availability of pgAdmin II 1.1.72. pgAdmin II is
a comprehensive PostgreSQL management tool for Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2K/XP.
It may be downloaded from http://pgadmin.postgresql.org/.

This release is Release Candidate 2 for version 1.2, and is compatible with
PostgreSQL 7.1.x and 7.2.x.

Changes/Updates include:

- Fixed a bug in the row identification code in the Edit Grid when deleting
records.
- Added a Cancel option to the Save SQL Query? prompt.
- Fixed a bug in the Import Wizard which failed if not all the available
target columns were selected.
- Fixed a bug that prevented dropping of triggers.
- Fixed a bug that prevented dropping of Users & Groups.
- Fixed a bug that prevented dropping of Users or Groups with single quotes
in their name.
- Added support for PostgreSQL 7.2 style ACLs (seperated Update/Delete,
added References & Trigger).
- Updated PostgreSQL documents to the 7.2b4 version.
- Load SQL scripts sensibly to prevent crashes with large scripts.
- Quote column names correctly in Foreign Key definitions.

Regards, Dave.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Macropac [mailto:macropac@macropac.com.br]
> Sent: 19 December 2001 10:48
> To: Dave Page
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin II 1.1.72 Released
>
>
> Hellow, my name is Andre and I'm new on PostgreSQL/PgAdmin II
> (under windows). I'd like if someone help me.
>   I have some questions still not answered...

Please email a list such as pgadmin-support@postgresql.org or
pgsql-general@postgresql.org rather than me directly for future questions.

>   1. What does that application 'Vaacum objects' do? When
> would be good to use it?

See section 8.2 in the PostgreSQL Administrators Guide (available under Help
-> Contents in pgAdmin).

>   2. Some one could teach me how do to a back up of data
> base? I've tried to use pg_dump and pg_restore without success.

See chapter 9 in the PostgreSQL Administrators Guide (available under Help
-> Contents in pgAdmin).

>   3. Is there any kind of material to read about triggers,
> functions.. (I
> even don't know what they are and what can I do whit    them)

See the PostgreSQL Users Guide (available under Help -> Contents in
pgAdmin).

>   Finishing, I'd like to congratulate every body that belongs
> to this mailing list. I've signed it just for one week and it
> have been  very greatfull for me.

Thanks, glad you find it useful.

Regards, Dave.