Re: PgAdmin III 1.20 windows - not valid. I think pgAdmin v1.20.0 was compiled with the same VS chain (2013 as I recall) as the PostgreSQL 9.4 binaries. These don't work on Windows XP. Probably should be noted somewhere on the site that Windows XP is not supported. So you have to use a lower version of pgAdmin III. PgAdmin III is an administration and management tool for the PostgreSQL database and derivative products such as EnterpriseDB, Mammoth PostgreSQL, Pervasive Postgres, and SRA PowerGres. It includes a graphical administration interface, an SQL query tool with graphical EXPLAIN, a procedural code editor, an SQL/shell/batch scheduling agent, Slony. It is recommended that you download pgAdmin 4 instead. PgAdmin is available for Windows™ 2000 and above, up to version 1.14.3. From v1.16.0, Windows XP/2003 or later is required, and from 1.20.0, Windows Vista/2008 is required. Note that the EnterpriseDB distribution of PostgreSQL for Windows includes a bundled copy of pgAdmin.

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1. If you have the 32-bit version of pgAdmin, you need the 32-bit version of Visual C 2013 redistributable which would be located in C: windows SysWow64 MSVCP120.dll Hope that helps, Regina -Original Message- From: hidden email mailto:hidden email On Behalf Of ced75 Sent: Monday, January 12, 2015 7:26 AM To: hidden email Subject.
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Installing Postgresql using installer from EnterpriseDB on Ubuntu

This blog post describes installing Postgresql 9.4 and pgAdmin III 1.20.0 using the installer provided by EnterpriseDB.

Background (Or lessons learnt)

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I recently installed a copy of Postgresql on Ubuntu based on instructions from the official web site (http://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/).
Unfortunately, the copy of pgAdmin III (a graphical UI to manage Postgresql databases) is outdated.
The version of Postgresql installed was 9.4 but the version of pgAdmin installed was 1.18.1 which has warnings issued when I connect to the database.

So I decide to do the next best thing mentioned in the page – use the installer from EnterpriseDB in hopes that they have packaged the latest copy of pgAdmin III.

Assumptions

I assumed you know how to start a terminal session and execute commands in it.

Summary of Steps

1. Download Installer
2. Making Installer executable
3. Execute the Installer

Download Installer

Clicking the download link in the previous screen shot will bring me to the EnterpriseDB’s Postgresql install download page (http://www.enterprisedb.com/products-services-training/pgdownload).

Because I’m running the 64-bit version of Ubuntu, I clicked on the “Linux x86-64” button to download the installer.

After you clicked the button, you will be brought to a thank-you page.
Wait for the download to complete.

After the download has complete, your download folder should look like the below.

Making Installer executable

By default, the downloaded file is not executable by double-clicking it.
Attempts to do so, will result in the below dialog:

Click on the No button to close the dialog.

To make the downloaded file executable:

1. Start a terminal session and navigate to folder where you saved the downloaded installer.

2. Run the following command. Replace the text in bold if necessary if you are not using Ubuntu 64-bit.

Execute the installer

Now you can execute the installer. From the terminal session, run the following command start the installation wizard:

You will see the welcome screen of the installation wizard.
Click on Next button to proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

The installation wizard should prompt you for the location to install Postgresql.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

The installation wizard will now prompt you for the directory to store data for Postgresql.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

The installation wizard will now prompt you for a password to the postgres account.
This account is use for starting Postgresql.
Enter your desired password for this account.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

The installation process will then prompt you for a port number that Postgresql will use to host the database server.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

Note The default port that Postgresql use is 5432. However, this port is all in used by the first instance of Postgresql that I installed previously the installation wizard picked the next available port 5433. I accepted the defaults in the screen shot below planning to uninstall the first instance of Postgres and then reconfigure this instance of Postgresql to use port 5432.

The installation wizard will now prompt you for the locale that your database will use.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed to the next step of the installation wizard.

The installation will now declare that it has all the information need to install Postgresql.
Click on Next button to accept the default and proceed with installing Postgresql.

The installation wizard will start to install Postgresql.
Wait for the installation process to complete.

After the installation process has complete, you will see the below screen.
Click on Finish button to exit the installer.

Note If you not need to download and install additional software, uncheck the option to start Stack Builder at exit.

After you exit the installation wizard, you should be able to see the Postgresql that you just installed from the desktop menu.

Note If you do not see the menu item, you may need to re-login or restart your system.

The pgadmin installed should be version 1.20 and should work fine with Postgresql 9.4.

2021-06-17 - pgAdmin 4 v5.4 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 5.4. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 20 bug fixes and new features. For more details please see the release notes.

Notable changes in this release include:

Features:

• PSQL Tool support (Beta)

The PSQL tool allows users to connect to PostgreSQL or EDB Advanced server using the psql command-line interface through their browser. Open the PSQL tool from the Tools or browser tree context menu, or use the PSQL tool button at the top of the browser tree. On the Windows platform, this feature is available on Windows 10 (1809 version), and Windows Server 2019 and onwards.

• Added support to browse binary path and set it for the different database server version.

This feature allows the user to set the different binary paths for the supported database server versions. Added browse button to select the binary path along with validation button to validate the path. Validation checks for the utilities and shows the version of the utilities.

• Rotating the pgAdmin log files on the basis of size and age

Using this feature the user will be able to set the log rotation on the basis of size and age. Added configuration parameters LOG_ROTATION_SIZE and LOG_ROTATION_AGE.

• Window maximize/restore functionality for properties dialog

This feature allows the user to maximize and restore the properties dialog.

• Support non-admin installation on Windows

Bugs/Housekeeping:

• Updated Flask-Security-Too to the latest v4.
• Added a mechanism to detect a corrupt/broken config database file.
• Fixed the issue of renaming the database by another user.
• Disable browser password saving in the runtime.
• Ensure that the Query Tool connection string should not be changed as per the 'Query Tool tab title'.
• Fixed duplicate SQL issue for tables with more than one partition.
• Fixed an issue where the Foreground Color property of server dialog does not work.
• Fixed an issue where a decimal number is appended for character varying fields while downloading the data in CSV format.

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2021-05-20 - pgAdmin 4 v5.3 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 5.3. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 25 bug fixes and new features. For more details please see the release notes.

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Notable changes in this release include:

Features:

• Connect PostgreSQL servers using Kerberos authentication

This feature provides the user to connect to the database servers using Kerberos authentication. Make sure 'kerberos' must be set as AUTHENTICATION_SOURCES in the config file. Added ‘Kerberos authentication?’ switch control in the server dialog if it is set to True then the user can connect to the database server using Kerberos authentication.

• Auto width of columns by content size in the data output window.

This feature provides the user to set the auto width option of the columns by content size. Added ‘Resize by data?’ option in the preferences. If set to True then data columns will auto-size to the maximum width of the data in the column as loaded in the first batch. If False, the column will be sized to the widest of the data type or column name.

Bugs/Housekeeping:

• Fixed an issue where data is displayed in the wrong order when executing the query repeatedly.
• Fixed an issue where the wrong SQL is showing for the child partition tables.
• Fixed an issue where CSV download quotes the numeric columns.
• Ensure that pgAdmin should not allow opening external files that are dragged into it.
• Fixed an issue where schema diff does not create DROP DEFAULT statement for columns.
• Fixed an issue where the filter 'Include/Exclude By Selection' not working for null values.
• Added support for the creation of Nested Table and Varying Array Type for Advanced Server.
• Fixed ModuleNotFoundError when running setup.py from outside of the root.
• Fixed an issue where the current debug line is not visible in the 'Dark' theme.
• Fixed an issue where duplicate columns are visible in the browser tree if dependent on multiple sequences.
• Ensure that pgAdmin4 shut down completely on the Quit command.

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2021-04-22 - pgAdmin 4 v5.2 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 5.2. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 24 bug fixes. For more details please see the release notes.

Notable changes in this release include:

Bugs/Housekeeping:

• Ensure that the query tool tab should be closed after server disconnection when auto-commit/auto-rollback is set to false.
• Fixed flickering issue of the input box on check constraints.
• Corrected the syntax for 'CREATE TRIGGER', use 'EXECUTE FUNCTION' instead of 'EXECUTE PROCEDURE' from v11 onwards.
• Ensure that the strings in the LDAP auth module are translatable.
• Ensure that while comparing domains check function dependencies should be considered in schema diff.
• Added missing dependency 'xdg-utils' for the desktop packages in RPM and Debian.
• Fixed cannot unpack non-iterable response object error when selecting any partition.
• Mark the Apache HTTPD config file as such in the web DEB and RPM packages.
• Fixed an issue where users are unable to see data of the partitions using the View/Edit data option.
• Fixed an issue where foreign data wrapper properties are not visible if the host option contains two host addresses.
• Fixed an issue where a connection warning should be displayed on the user clicks on explain or explain analyze and the database server is disconnected from the browser tree.

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2021-03-25 - pgAdmin 4 v5.1 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 5.1. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 42 bug fixes and new features. For more details please see the release notes.

Notable changes in this release include:

Features:

• Zoom scaling options with keyboard shortcuts in runtime:

This feature includes the zoom scaling (Zoom In, Zoom Out, Actual Size) options along with Enter/Exit Full Screen mode. We have added the options in Menu as well as using keyboard shortcuts users can perform the desired operation.

• Show the login roles that are members of a group role be shown when examining a group role.
• Added '--replace' option in Import server to replace the list of servers with the newly imported one.
• Make the container distribution a multi-arch build with x86_64 and Arm64 support.
• Make 'kerberos' an optional feature in the Python wheel, to avoid the need to install MIT Kerberos on the system by default.

Bugs/Housekeeping:

• Fixed an issue where hanging symlinks in a directory caused the select file dialog to break.
• Make the 'Save Data Changes' icon to be more intuitive.
• Ensure that cell content being auto selected when editing the cell data.
• Ensure that SQL formatter should not add extra tabs and format the SQL correctly.
• Ensure that SQL formatter should not use tab size if 'Use spaces?' set to false.
• Fixed encoding issue when database encoding set to SQL_ASCII and name of the column is in ASCII character.
• Ensure that the user should be able to kill the session from Dashboard if the user has a 'pg_signal_backend' role.
• Ensure PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL looks sane when initialising a container deployment.
• Fixed an issue where the user is not able to change the connection in Query Tool when any SQL file is opened.
• Fixed an issue where copy/paste rows in view data paste the wrong value for boolean type.
• Ensure that toggle buttons are accessible by most screen readers.

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2019-11-21 - Try pgAdmin online!

Our friends at EnterpriseDB have kindly made an online demo environment for pgAdmin available to allow new users to try it out in their browser without needing to download or install any software. The environment (based on the Katacoda learning platform) includes pgAdmin and PostgreSQL 12, preloaded with the pagila sample database, and is unique to every user allowing a far better experience than typical shared demo environments.

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2018-07-12 - pgAgent v4.0.0 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team are pleased to announce the release of pgAgent v4.0.0.

pgAgent is a job scheduler for PostgreSQL; for more information please see the documentation included as part of the pgAdmin documentation at https://www.pgadmin.org/docs/pgadmin4/3.x/pgagent.html.

Download (source): https://www.pgadmin.org/download/pgagent-source-code/

We expect DEB and RPM packages to be available from the PostgreSQL APT/YUM repositories in due course, as well as an updated installer from EnterpriseDB available through StackBuilder.

Notable changes in this release include:

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• Remove the dependency on wxWidgets. pgAgent now uses Boost for thread management and synchronisation [Neel Patel]
• Refactor connection parsing logic to fix issues with and improve handling of connection strings [Thomas Krennwallner]
• Handle 2 digit server version numbers [Ashesh Vashi]
• Fix handling of the 'succeeded' flag on job steps which could prevent failure of steps causing the following steps to fail [Sanket Mehta]