Pgadmin 4: ability to resize server activity columns on dashboard

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Pgadmin 4: ability to resize server activity columns on dashboard

От:
Doug Easterbrook <doug@artsman.com>
Дата:
hi there (Dave I assume)..

I’m a long time postgres user and pgadmin III user.  we are migrating our customers to postgres 9.6.1 and are finding some things with pgamdin 4 are fantastic … and a couple of things that would help if enhanced.  I’m trying to look at the app through  an unfiltered lens as there are things I really like about it.

Hope you don’t mind a few suggestions.



on the server activity window — where the list of session are - it would be helpful if we could resize the columns.

reason: we have longer names for user database and application to help identify who or what is logged into the database.  Some columns are getting truncated..


Doug Easterbrook
Arts Management Systems Ltd.
Phone (403) 650-1978

Re: Pgadmin 4: ability to resize server activity columns on dashboard

От:
Dave Page <dpage@pgadmin.org>
Дата:
On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 6:18 PM, Doug Easterbrook  wrote:
> hi there (Dave I assume)..

Usually :-)

> I’m a long time postgres user and pgadmin III user.  we are migrating our
> customers to postgres 9.6.1 and are finding some things with pgamdin 4 are
> fantastic … and a couple of things that would help if enhanced.  I’m trying
> to look at the app through  an unfiltered lens as there are things I really
> like about it.

I'm glad you like it.

> Hope you don’t mind a few suggestions.

Definitely not.

> on the server activity window — where the list of session are - it would be
> helpful if we could resize the columns.
>
> reason: we have longer names for user database and application to help
> identify who or what is logged into the database.  Some columns are getting
> truncated..

Thanks, logged here https://redmine.postgresql.org/issues/1970 so we
don't forget.

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