Describe the bug
Describe the bug
Since the latest version implemented the delete statements (when you right click to delete a row when you have run a query like this "SELECT * FROM blaa" are no longer deleting the entries by primary key.
Instead now the delete query tries to match every single field. And it breaks when dealing with json fields.
I'm running this against postgres database.
So I think really need to go back to the regular mechanism for deleting using primary key only not the full match.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run "SELECT * FROM blaa" on a table that has a populated json field
- Right click delete row
- Confirm deletion
- See error
Expected behavior
Ideally should just delete the row. And ideally as it used to be using primary key only.
Screenshots

Product
SQLPro for Postgres
App version
Version 2026.87 (Build 1047930)
Platform
macOS
Installation source
Website download
Describe the bug
Describe the bug
Since the latest version implemented the delete statements (when you right click to delete a row when you have run a query like this "SELECT * FROM blaa" are no longer deleting the entries by primary key.
Instead now the delete query tries to match every single field. And it breaks when dealing with json fields.
I'm running this against postgres database.
So I think really need to go back to the regular mechanism for deleting using primary key only not the full match.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Ideally should just delete the row. And ideally as it used to be using primary key only.
Screenshots

Product
SQLPro for Postgres
App version
Version 2026.87 (Build 1047930)
Platform
macOS
Installation source
Website download