* Fix the "quiet log" query in the status server.
* Call Stored Procedures in EnterpriseDB in an anonymous
block to prevent errors with out/inout parameters.
* Fix an error when working with packages on EnterpriseDB in 'postgres' mode.
* Prevent a crash if the user cancels a restore operation.
* Fix the refresh of a dropped function.
* Fix a crash bug seen when closing the debugger parameter dialog on OSX.
* Fix to only show Storage value if the value is different from the type's
default value.
* Fix uncalled attempt to "change" array data types in dlgColumn.
* Fix a crash that could occur if viewing a table with no rows in the Edit Grid.
* Fix a crash occuring when a function with a parameter with a default is
selected.
* Don't offer debugging options to non-superusers on Postgres Plus Advanced
Server < 8.4 which doesn't have support for user debugging.
* Fix the saving and reverse engineering of parameters for database, table,
and function.
* Specify the schema of the table/function to restore if pg_restore's release
is 8.2 or later.
* Fix the reverse engineering of a rule.
* Fix the status server window on Mac OS X.
* Fix the recent files, by notifying each frmQuery to update their recent files.
Same support for macros and favourites.
* Fix the canvas resizing with really big table.
* Add the missing RULEs for VIEWs in SQL pane.
* More...
* Correctly save the position of a pgFrame, per a report from Andreas Laggner
and Dan Halbert.
* Fix the reverse engineering of a function, per a report from Kieran McCusker.
* Fix the xmlTextWriterEndDocument check when saving a favorite.
* Fix an SQL error when changing a parameter for a database, role/user and
a function.
* Fix the display of a type with a specific typmod.
* Select the server choosen with the /s command-line argument.
* Fix the call to the Slony-I storenode function.
* Fix display of the date/time chooser.
* Replace Alt-F4 with Ctrl-Q and Ctrl-W.
* Prevent a crash if the edit grid is closed whilst it is loading data.
* Don't attempt to remove rows in the edit grid if the user presses the delete
key when the delete button is disabled.
* Only offer valid server encodings for new databases.
* Fix font dialogue on Snow Leopard.
* Fix an issue with the ordering of the mappings in a text search configuration.
* Fix a potential crash bug in the object browser.
* Reverse engineer empty (not NULL) ACLs correctly.
* Fix Greenplum support for column oriented partitions.
* Ensure function variables get reset if the function is modified.
* Fix cluster creation for Slony 2.0.
* Reverse engineer function defaults values correctly.
* Fix a potential crash in the edit grid.
* Fix domain creation/modification for domains in non-default schemas.
* Reverse engineer language privileges correctly.
* Get rid of "No SQL query was generated." message dialog when no tables are
selected in the GQB.
* Hints files should be encoded in UTF-8.
* Include comments on procedures in the reverse engineered SQL.
since they always need a C compiler, even when the source code is
completely in C++.
For some other packages, stated in the comment that a C compiler is
really not needed.
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