Re: pgAdmin 4 feedback

Hi

On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 9:18 PM, Michael Hornick <
mhornick(at)insurancesystems(dot)com> wrote:

> Hello team – great work!
>

Thanks!

> We have been using Postrgres as the main database for our insurance
> product for over 10 years, and it has been a great experience so far.
> Personally, I have been using a product called AQT to do most of my
> Postgres SQL work – mainly because of the lack of “features” offered in
> pgAdmin III. Although, most developers in our company indeed use pgAdmin
> III. Thankfully, it seems that some great headway is now being made. Let
> me know if you want a list of features that I use daily on AQT that I would
> like to see in pgAdmin – I would be happy to list and explain those in
> order of usefulness.
>

Please do - you can log feature requests (and bugs) here:
https://redmine.postgresql.org/projects/pgadmin4/issues/new. Please use one
ticket per request/bug.

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> *Issues:*
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> My first issue with the new pgAdmin 4 is that the numeric fields seem to
> add commas and “.00” in the table listings. I would need a way to turn
> this feature off before I could use pgAdmin 4. The reason is that we use
> numeric 19,0 often as a record object ID in many fields within our over 700
> database tables. These fields always contain 19 digits, and it seems
> impossible to easily read these fields using this new listing format.
>

Yes, I've had other complaints about that, and am inclined to just disable
numeric formatting as we did in pgAdmin 3.

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> I have no idea how many testers are providing feedback. So, please let me
> know if having another user providing feedback is useful or not. If not, I
> will wait until the final release and take a look then.
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> Thanks.
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>
> Mike
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