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I would like to use the ENUM data type in a Postgresql database. Such a type must be created first with the CREATE TYPE ... AS ENUM ('...', '...') command. It is possible to do that in phpPgAdmin, but for that the config file for phpPgAdmin must have the "advanced objects" enabled.

See for more info this:

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5389206/how-do-i-create-and-edit-composite-types-in-phppgadmin

 

Since there is no Types section under Schemas, I presume in the config file of phpPgAdmin the "advanced objects" have not been enabled. Did I understand this correctly, and if so, could it be enabled? Thanks for your help!

 

I am on Johnny, by the way.

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