Comment on a column generates an error about pgmodeler HOT 7 CLOSED

What's the version you're using? This problem was solved in the 0.4.0-alfa
(code-refactoring branch.)

2012/12/3 toorpy [email protected]

Create a new table
Add a column and set a comment. The comment has to be set before you click
on Apply for the first time.

Applying makes the following error appears: "The object 'id' (Column) has
inconsistent configuration (invalid SQL/XML definition)!"

Erase the comment, and apply, it works.

Now edit the column you just added, table is not yet created, add a
comment, click on Apply, the software freezes, and you have to force quit.

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I previously updated the issue to add version 0.3.4 and 0.4.0.

I look for the related problem in resolved issues but did not find it. Maybe your'e talking about this one #45 but it is really not the same issue.

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Is exactly this issue. #45. Also, I've tested again and the error doesn't occurs. Maybe you can attach your model file to be debugged.

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It appends with a fresh and new model. Attached a screenshot.

Le lun. 03 déc. 2012 à 05:58:38, Raphael Araújo e Silva a écrit:

Is exactly this issue. #45. Also, I've tested again and the error doesn't occurs. Maybe you can attach your model file to be debugged.

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I recompiled the last source code and the bug is still here.
(branch code-refactoring)

How to reproduce:

Start pgModler
Create a new table

• Set a name
• Set a schema
• Add a column
  • Set a Name
  • Set a Comment
  • Click on Apply => "Error: the object 'id' (Column) has
    inconcsistent configuration (invalid SQL/XML definition)!
  • Remove the comment
  • Click on Apply = > OK

Le lun. 03 déc. 2012 à 05:58:38, Raphael Araújo e Silva a écrit:

Is exactly this issue. #45. Also, I've tested again and the error doesn't occurs. Maybe you can attach your model file to be debugged.

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Thanks @toorpy for the steps. I've reproduced the error and found the cause.
It only happens when creating column on a new table...

The problem was solved on the above commit.

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yes! it works, thx!

Le lun. 03 déc. 2012 à 10:17:24, Raphael Araújo e Silva a écrit:

Thanks @toorpy for the steps. I've reproduced the error and found the cause.
It only happens when creating column on a new table...

The problem was solved on the above commit.

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