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@adityatoshniwal I ran `top -p $(pgrep -f pgAdmin4.py) -d 0.2` to measure RAM usage on Linux. On macOS, ActivityMonitor can be used if you configure a faster refresh rate (I...

If running pgAdmin in the official container, just `top -d 0.2` will work. I also think I know why I saw memory-leaky issues. Without server-side cursors, every time you run...

Here's a screenshot of the devtools after I run a large query (~6 million rows, ~2GB) with `SERVER_MODE=False`: Note that the initial request (`/sqleditor/query_tool/start/`) takes 4.39 seconds but the reponse...

I tried just setting `server_cursor=True` and got this error: ``` 2023-02-08 15:32:50,920: ERROR pgadmin: asynchronous connections cannot produce named cursors Traceback (most recent call last): File "/pgadmin4/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg2/connection.py", line 694, in...

It may also be good to take inspiration from psql itself. It pretty much always fetches the whole result synchronously except for when `FETCH_COUNT` is set or for a few...

I'll add in another use-case for needing usernames over email addresses if it helps when building a solution. I'm wanting to run SSO for some non-techy people who are especially...

Amazing work on this @darkweak ! Thanks so much!