Hi,
I'm using pgpool-II 2.2.2. I password protected the database for every
user, including 'postgres'. However, I made the .pgpass in the
corresponding home directories in order to have access without
explicitly providing password. If I password protect postgresql (by
changing pg_hba.conf of
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 4:40 PM, daniel.cre...@l-3com.com wrote:
I’m using pgpool-II 2.2.2. I password protected the database for every user,
including ‘postgres’. However, I made the .pgpass in the corresponding home
directories in order to have access without explicitly providing password.
If you just need to parse multi statement SQL, it is already
possible. For example, see around line 197 of pool_proto_modules.c:
parse_tree_list = raw_parser(string);
Here parse_tree_list is a list of statements. If string is a multi
statement SQL, parse_tree_list will be consisted of
Could not reproduce here. I'm using postgresql-8.4-701.jdbc4.jar as
well. Can you provide me a complete test case? (Java program)
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hello,
pgpool-II-2.3.2.1 is buggy from jdbc
Hello, After installing pgpooll 2.2.2 on a pgpool directory inside where i
installed PosgreSQL 8.4.2,
I get the following error message when i type pgpool -n -d. right after I
install the pgpooll:
pool_config: could not open configuration file (pgpool.conf)
pool_config: using default
hello,
we are using postgresql 8.3.7 for this test with postgresql-8.4-701.jdbc4.jar
our tests is in this case simple bad sql request ( select * from
table does not exist).
this test with pgpool II 3.1 is ok, error is returning.
Nicolas
2010/2/17 Tatsuo Ishii is...@sraoss.co.jp:
Could not
