Thomas G. Lockhart writes:
> > Each missing entry will be set to the default value:
> > template1@localhost:5432.
>
> Looks good, though perhaps the default db should be the user's name?
Yes, of course. This example came just from me using the Debian release of
6.3 which opens template1 as default. I cannot run 6.4, so I have to test
with the old version.
I do not enter a default myself, but rather let PQsetdb handle it.
> Is there any benefit to using a url-style spec?
>
> postgres://server:port/dbname
>
> Very fashionable :)
That looks good. But to be really usefule I think we should add both ways
not only to ecpg, but to psql as well.
How about a adding the parser code for both to PQsetdb so we can do:
PQsetdeb(NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,"postgres://server:port/dbname")
and
PQsetdeb(NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,"dbname@server:port")
as synonym for
PQsetdb(server,port,NULL,NULL,dbname)?
Michael
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