robert engels wrote:
> According to the specification
>
> If a JDBC driver does not support or only provides partial support for
> an optional
> feature, the corresponding DatabaseMetaData method must indicate the
> feature
> is not supported. Any methods for a feature that is not implemented are
> required
> to throw a SQLFeatureNotSupportedException.
>
>
> But this is not an optional exception, so I guess the real answer is the
> the driver is not JDBC 3 compliant, it would not pas the tests, and thus
> cannot be called a jdbc driver.
Indeed, we don't claim that the driver is fully JDBC3 compliant. See
http://jdbc.postgresql.org/#features
-O
