On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 7:13 PM, Hemicharger99 <jgerbec@roadrunner.com> wrote:
> Running on Windows Server 2008 R2 with a 6-core processor and 16GB of RAM,
> anytime PgAdmin is opened, it eventually locks up when attempting to do just
> about anything.
Anything?
> What kills it instantly is when you open a database and then click the SQL
> window button along the top, it stops responding instantly.
That has been known to happen when the query history file has been
corrupted. You could try deleting it:
%APPDATA%\postgres\pgadmin_histoqueries.xml
> Also, when
> opening a table using View Data >> All Rows or View Data >> Filtered Rows,
> it eventually locks up within 5 minutes.
Only in cases where people have tried to load tables with millions of
rows, or fewer, but very large rows (for example, rows containing
multi-megabyte PostGIS geometries). In a nutshell, the controls in
pretty much any OS have finite limits on the amount of data they can
handle well.
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