John McCawley wrote:
Where would I go to find the connection string settings to turn it on? I
have dug around quite a bit, and tried everything I have found, but
nothing seems to work, and the docs included with the driver don't seem
to cover it.
The easy method is to setup a DSN as required, then connect it with
logging enable using any old ODBC app and pull the connection string
from the logfile.
IIRC though, you need one of:
sslmode=disable
sslmode=allow
sslmode=prefer
sslmode=require
If you use the first, libpq will not be loaded which means that the
other benefits of it (the kerberos support, pgpass.txt etc) will also
not be available. The reason it is done this way is to allow the driver
to be distributed as a single DLL for those that require the most basic
setup. In all other cases, libpq (and it's myriad of supporting DLLs)
will be dynamically loaded and used for connection setup.
Regards, Dave.
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