> The entire point of having a wire protocol is that you can't/don't > need to detect that. The short answer here is that this is
> pgbouncer's bug and you should be nagging them to change, not us. Assuming we've requested the PgBouncer team to stop abusing the server_version parameter for the special 'pgbouncer' database, and they’ve agreed to pass the actual PostgreSQL server version instead - this would prevent us from showing the usual warning, since the version would now appear to be > 9.2 But, still most of the psql features won't work here, right? Won't it be a false positive to not show the warning here? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks & Regards, Shaik Mohammad Mujeeb Member Technical Staff https://www.zoho.com/ ---- On Wed, 28 May 2025 04:51:05 +0530 Tom Lane <t...@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote --- Shaik Mohammad Mujeeb < mailto:mujeeb...@zohocorp.com > writes: > So, I feel that if we can reliably detect when the backend is a > non-PostgreSQL server, it might be better to adjust the warning accordingly, > rather than relying on a client-server version comparison in such cases. The entire point of having a wire protocol is that you can't/don't need to detect that. The short answer here is that this is pgbouncer's bug and you should be nagging them to change, not us. regards, tom lane
