Questions for you pgAdmin 8.14 users. On the dashboard tab, go to State. How can I hide these table on the dashboard? I checked on the preferences menu, but it doesn't seem to have the option to hide it anywhere else. I don't want to see it and would hide it instead. Any answers will be appreciated. thank you!
Questions for you pgAdmin 8.14 users. On the dashboard tab, go to State. How can I hide these table on the dashboard? I checked on the preferences menu, but it doesn't seem to have the option to hide it anywhere else. I don't want to see it and would hide it instead. Any answers will be appreciated. thank you!
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Reset to default 1You can reference those articles.
How to hide Temporary tables in PgAdmin 4
https://www.pgadmin.org/docs/pgadmin4/8.13/preferences.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
In pgAdmin 4, you can customize the visibility of certain elements on the dashboard through the Preferences menu. To hide specific tables or other objects from appearing on the dashboard, follow these steps:
Access Preferences:
Click on the File menu in the top-left corner.
Select Preferences from the dropdown.
Navigate to Browser Display Settings:
In the Preferences window, expand the Browser section.
Click on Display.
Adjust Object Visibility:
Here, you'll see a list of database objects with toggles next to them.
Slide the switch next to each object type to Show or Hide it in the browser tree and dashboard.
This method allows you to control which types of objects are displayed, helping to declutter your dashboard.
If you're looking to hide specific tables (e.g., temporary tables or partition child tables), you might consider adjusting your schema organization or using naming conventions that group such tables together, allowing you to collapse or hide entire schemas as needed. However, pgAdmin does not currently offer a built-in feature to hide individual tables selectively.
Remember to refresh your connection or restart pgAdmin after making these changes to ensure they take effect.