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can't execute queries in v. 10 or 11 on Windows 10 #107

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dotNetNoob opened this issue Aug 6, 2023 · 1 comment
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can't execute queries in v. 10 or 11 on Windows 10 #107

dotNetNoob opened this issue Aug 6, 2023 · 1 comment

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@dotNetNoob
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Hi: i've downloaded v. 10 and 11 latest from github, and am able to establish an RDS connection to a postgres server on my network, but when I try to execute a query (any query) I get an error "TypeError: Cannot read property 'label' of undefined". I am guessing that there is a permissions issue reading or writing the settings file, but even if I try to run the app as administrator, I still get the same error?

I see that if I try to designate the save location for the json settings, it defaults to the "documents" folder of the current user, but it doesn't create the file. If I try to specify a different unprivileged location, it doesn't create the settings file there either. It DOES remember the database configuration when I exit and restart the app.

@derekoko
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Hi thanks so much for using SeeQR! This is something we'll have to take a look it. I've noted it down for now. We do have certain files being defaulted to the temporary folder to save json configurations for your ERD layout. Like you said, it could be a permissions issue with RDS. We've just released a new version today with a lot of maintainability fixes. Hopefully this might've preemptively fixed the issue, but if not, we'll take tackle it on the next patch release.

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