Hello,

My Software Versions:

pgAdminIII version = 1.4.0

postgres server version = 8.0.1

How to reproduce problem:

1. Right click on "Views" for any database that contains views and select
"Grant Wizard"
2. On the Selection Tab push the "Check All" button
3. Select the Privileges Tab and try to select a group besides "Public"

Problem: It won't let me select any group besides "Public". In pgAdmin|||
1.2.2 this feature worked fine.

Is anyone else able to duplicate the problem?

Thank you.

Mitch McKenzie
Programmer/Analyst
Learning Environment & Internet Services
University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Mitch S McKenzie wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> My Software Versions:
>
> pgAdminIII version = 1.4.0
>
> postgres server version = 8.0.1
>
> How to reproduce problem:
>
> 1. Right click on "Views" for any database that contains views and
> select "Grant Wizard"
> 2. On the Selection Tab push the "Check All" button
> 3. Select the Privileges Tab and try to select a group besides "Public"
>
> Problem: It won't let me select any group besides "Public". In
> pgAdmin||| 1.2.2 this feature worked fine.
>
> Is anyone else able to duplicate the problem?

It has been reported before, but couldn't be reproduced on our machines
so far. Something must be different on your machines, but what? Please
specify your OS and desktop settings.

Regards,
Andreas

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