First of all, check statement_timeout parameter on db side.
secondly, ask the developmet team or middleware team timeout settings.
Regards,
Erik Serrano <eserranos@gmail.com>, 2 Ara 2024 Pzt, 19:34 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
Hi guys, nice to meet you .. I have to solve a user problem against the postgresql database that is located in the Azure cloud as (IaaS) that is happening to you the following:
A user drops the connection from his console to the replica slave database due to timeout, it is possible that there is a parameter within the configuration file (postgresql.conf) connection (pg_hba.conf) or replica manager (repmgr.conf) that allows me to solve this problem.
Background: - The database is in an Azure IaaS. - The database allows the connection, but the user drops due to timeout - I can connect to the same server and database with their credentials - Firewall allows the connection. - the configuration in pg_hba.conf owns the user - user connects through DBeaver - The database postgreSQL is version 15 - user is the owner of the database
Any contribution is appreciated.
Thank you very much for your contributions and help. Greetings