Re: MAC line ends strange issue

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 2:05 PM, Michal Kozusznik <
kozusznik(dot)michal(at)ifortuna(dot)cz> wrote:

>
> Everybody here is volunteering their time. Whilst we try to respond to
> every bug report, unfortunately some will get missed or ignored because
> noone has the time to look at them. If you need guaranteed support, you'll
> need to talk to one of the PostgreSQL support companies.
>
>
> I can tell you why some got missed: because of using mailing list for
> pgadmin support. That's why. We talked about this years ago. Nobody is able
> to track issues this way.
> Just start with bugzilla (or other ticketing system) and nothing will get
> missed.
>

We already have a bug tracker, we just don't have users posting directly to
it because we end up having to deal with a lot of non-bugs which take up
even more time.

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>
> FWIW, I can't reproduce the behaviour you describe.
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> I just reproduced easly the first scenario with Windows7 and pgAdmin 1.16.1
>

So the value is shown correctly in the query tool when you create the
function, but when the SQL is reverse engineered again, it gets changed?

Please create the function in pgAdmin with debug logging turned on so we
can see what gets sent to the server, and send the complete log (please
delete it right before starting pgAdmin so it's not too full of irrelevent
stuff).

FYI, using the single quotes is valid syntax, but a *quick* look at the
code indicates that pgAdmin only does it if it thinks the server is 7.4.x
or older (which didn't support dollar quoting). If it's getting that check
wrong, I'd be very surprised as that would cause all manner of things to
break horribly.

Thanks.

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