I've just switched from pgAdmin III to pgAdmin 4, and while overall it seems a lot slicker in terms of UI and presentation, I'm missing a few things from the previous version. In particular, I would show the execution time and number of rows retrieved at the bottom right on the results for selections. In 4, I see a small green popup that contains that information, but disappears after a few seconds. I've found the setting in File->Preferences->SQL Editor->Display called "Query info notifier timeout" that lets me keep the popup there indefinitely until clicked. I also don't see any kind of ongoing runtime display while a query is running. Is there any way to display any of this information more permanently?
Postgresql – How to change pgAdmin 4 to display rows retrieved and runtime
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Best Answer
It's kind of a shame that there is no good solution to this. I found that adding
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
to the beginning of my query will display results. Some documentation can be found here.Example:
Yields: