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×Hi Guilherme,
Have a look at this faq
https://wiki.idalko.com/display/TGPD/How+is+the+grid+table+identifier+calculated
All tge based data is stored in a table which is managed by the add-on. The number in the CF is the number of rows in the grid for that particular issue.
Let me know if this helps,
Francis
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Hi @Francis Martens (iDalko), I know the table that contains field data. But when I have a field with col.xyz.type = textarea, it doesn't save text itself in the column (Check "comments2") it's a key from another table. This table is what I want.
Thank you
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Textarea columns are clobs allowing to store huge comments. This clobs are implemented differently depending on the database system.
What database are you using ?
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Hi @Francis Martens (iDalko), I'm using PostgreSQL
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(sorry that I didn't followup earlier - JIRA is much easier to track issues than answers)
Can you check following stackoverflow document
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12155648/how-to-fetch-text-column-value-from-postgresql
Locate the last answer ...
select convert_from(loread(lo_open(comments2::int, x'40000'::int), x'40000'::int), 'UTF8') from <yourtablename>;
Not sure if this will work - but can you give it a try ?
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Thanks for your support.
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