Jacob,
Thanks. We will have a look at this.
Regards
Roger
Hi Jacob,
We have not been able to reproduce this - can you help us and provide some more information?
An example of a file that causes the problem and the versions of DbVisualizer and PostgreSQL would be helpful.
Regards
Ove
Hi Ove,
Unfortunately, I can't provide the file itself because it contains confidential client information. I did try to replicate the issue with some Lorem Ipsum text myself and I couldn't, so I wonder if there could be special characters in the client text itself that is causing this issue?
I have provided screenshots to help clarify. The first is of the raw file I am attempting to import - note the blank columns to the right; these have information in other rows.
The second is the result after importing the file into DBVis- those previously blank fields now have the text from the left columns.
Product: DbVisualizer Pro 13.0.4 (build: 3296)
OS: Mac OS X
OS Version: 12.5.1
OS Arch: aarch64
Java Version: 17.0.2
PostgreSQL
11.13
PostgreSQL JDBC Driver
42.3.2
Those screenshots don't seem to be loading properly; I'll try again -
Jacob Huerta