I open the SQL worksheet (icon "pen with SQL"), immediately select File -> Quit, then it informs me that there are changes and if I want to save them. But I didn't change anything. Is it possible to fix that?
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-----Original Message-----> From: Peter Eisentraut [mailtoeter_e@gmx.net] > Sent: 23 April 2004 15:11> To: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org> Subject: [pgadmin-support] SQL worksheet>
I open the SQL worksheet (icon "pen with SQL"), immediately > select File -> Quit, then it informs me that there are > changes and if I want to save them. > But I didn't change anything. Is it possible to fix that?
This is the intended behaviour, though I grant you this one is definitely open to debate. The behaviour you describe occurs when 'StickySQL' is switched on, such that the current statement in the main form is automatically loaded into the SQL textbox - th theory being that the copied SQL constitutes a change. When 'StickySQL' is turned off, this does not occur. Looking at the code this is definitely by design and not by accident.
The question is, is this correct behaviour? I'm erring on Peter's side as it seems that the no change option would comply with the principle of least astonishment...
Any other opinions?
Regards, Dave.
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This is the intended behaviour, though I grant you this one is>definitely open to debate. The behaviour you describe occurs when>'StickySQL' is switched on, such that the current statement in the main>form is automatically loaded into the SQL textbox - th theory being that>the copied SQL constitutes a change. When 'StickySQL' is turned off,>this does not occur. Looking at the code this is definitely by design>and not by accident.>
The question is, is this correct behaviour? I'm erring on Peter's side>as it seems that the no change option would comply with the principle of>least astonishment...>
Any other opinions?>
Let's fix it. I didn't notice, because I use the "never ask" option.
Regards, Andreas
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-----Original Message-----> From: Andreas Pflug [mailtogadmin@pse-consulting.de] > Sent: 27 April 2004 12:23> To: Dave Page> Cc: Peter Eisentraut; pgadmin-support@postgresql.org> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] SQL worksheet>
Let's fix it. I didn't notice, because I use the "never ask" option.
OK, fixing...
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