The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce the release of
pgAdmin 1.8.2, the Open Source graphical PostgreSQL administration
tool for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Solaris, now available
for download in source and a variety of binary formats from:
http://www.pgadmin.org/download/
v1.8.2 is primarily a bug fix release, including the following changes:
- Size of the column label of SQLGrid was made variable.
- Prevent a crash when viewing databases with % in the name.
- Don't try to force new databases into a specific tablespace as this
will error as non-superusers default to pg_default.
- Correct the SQL generation for EDB inline triggers.
- Generate function signatures correctly if the first parameters are
OUT only.
- Remove the confusing and near-useless sequence combo box from the
column dialog per discussion on sup****t list.
- Fix the WITH ADMIN member****p option when creating roles.
- Refresh Views correctly on EnterpriseDB.
- Fix the privilege editor on the Language dialogue, per Bborie Park.
- Correctly identify the schema of trigger functions that are in
system catalogs as can be the case with integrated full text search.
- Warn the user if a file cannot be saved in the default encoding.
- Undecorated out-param types must be included in EDB-SPL function
signatures when altering comments or privileges or dropping functions
or procedures.
- Ensure enums are offered as datatypes for columns.
- Fix column dialogue to allow proper modification of array columns
per Erwin.
- Newer build of EnterpriseDB consistently strip trailing semi-colons
from package headers and bodies. Update reverse engineering allow for
this.
- Ensure the properties dialogues will work sanely with objects named
" " (!).
- EDB-SPL functions require NULL to be passed in out-params when
debugging.
- Ensure that EDB-SPL trigger DDL code is appropriately formatted on
newer builds of EnterpriseDB.
- Ensure the password and confirmed password always match when adding
or editing roles or users.
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Dave Page
pgAdmin Project Lead
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