Chris,
that is true, at least the first bit. If we successfully connect with V3
then we are talking to at least a 7.4 backend, however the driver does
need to be able to talk to a 7.3 backend, so some of the compatibility
stuff needs to stay.
Dave
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 12:46, Chris Smith wrote:
> Hope you don't mind the sudden questions.
>
> I'm working through the JDBC driver code. The connection code really confuses
> me. It seems like if we're speaking the V3 protocol successfully, we ought to
> be able to assume that the server is at least 7.4. That would seem to remove
> a lot of the complexity of the open-connection code for v3 - namely, the
> client encoding stuff that contains backward-compatibility code all the way
> back to 7.1, and the 'show autocommit' that seems to have been an issue only
> for 7.3. Assuming 7.4, I think we could jsut assume autocommit and set the
> client encoding to UNICODE in the startup message, and be done with it.
> Right?
>
> (Note: I don't actually know anything about the actual defaults and concerns
> here. I'm getting my information from other code in the driver that makes
> these same assumptions that I'm proposing to make here. If one of these
> assumptions is wrong, then it's the other code that needs to be fixed.)
>
> Comments?
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