queej writes:
> On Nov 29, 10:50 am, d...@authentrics.com (queej) wrote:
>> Yes, it causes an error for me since it truncates the connection string in
>> the middle of the username, omitting the password altogether. I must be
>> missing something; I can't understand what my alternative is but to
On Nov 29, 10:50 am, d...@authentrics.com (queej) wrote:
> Yes, it causes an error for me since it truncates the connection string in
> the middle of the username, omitting the password altogether. I must be
> missing something; I can't understand what my alternative is but to call the
> dblink(te
Yes, it causes an error for me since it truncates the connection string in
the middle of the username, omitting the password altogether. I must be
missing something; I can't understand what my alternative is but to call the
dblink(text,text) function with a connection string and a SQL statement.
"dp" writes:
> Description:In 'dblink' function connection string truncated
> Details:
> The connection info string in 'dblink' function truncated to 62 characters.
> On execution: 'NOTICE: identifier "dbname=somebase host=xx.xxx.xx.xx
> user=iamuser password=somepassword77 port=5432" w
