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Re: hello: msg#00031

db.postgresql.pgadmin.devel

Subject: Re: hello

Dave Page wrote:




-----Original Message-----
From: Merlin Moncure [mailto:merlin.moncure@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 10 May 2004 18:33
To: pgadmin-hackers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [pgadmin-hackers] hello

Hello,

I just joined the pgAdmin mailing list. I would like to say that I am generally very impressed with the latest version of this project. The UI is much tighter than version two and the whole thing feels much more usable.

One thing that I have noticed is that the 'view data' tool has problems with large (> 50k) result sets.

I don't know about any problems with large result sets. Of course there's some delay until the server has done selecting the whole table (or the filtered subset), but since the data is *not* transferred until needed there's no space or data delivery problem.
Not to speak of the *human* problem handling such large data sets.

I am very familiar with this problem and have dealt with it myself in various projects. IIRC a cursor based solution was marked 'controversial' in the TODO list...is this still the case? (I'm grabbing the latest sources right now). I've been wanting to learn the wxWindows toolkit for a while now and this seems a good place to start. :)


Hi Merlin, good to have you aboard :-)

Yes, the cursor based *query tool* is marked as controversial. Andreas &
I have always had a differing of opinion over what it's true purpose is
(and I don't think either of us are actually wrong if you know what I
mean). Iirc, Andreas' main objection to using cursors is that he likes
to use the query tool to refine queries, and if it's using cursors he
can't properly assess the speed gains of one query over another.

That argument doesn't apply to the view data tool though - I see no
reason why that cannot be made cursor based. If you're working on it
anyway, the ability to copy/paste 1 or more rows both back into the
table and into external spreadsheets etc. would be nice!! <grin>


Yes, copy/paste of rows from view data (and query tool as well) would be helpful and is one of the most often requested features.

Regards,
Andreas


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