I am using Postgres as a part of another software and the version is 9.3.
I do not know how then the pg_conndefaults command works.
Please help me with some other solution so that I can get the details of a particular connection such as host ip address and then use that create a new connection to a different database.
On 03/09/2015 12:57 AM, Anushka Chandrababu wrote:
Hi,
I am accessing postgres database using tcl. I am looking for a way to change the database in an existing connection, but I saw that this is not possible in postgresql without creating a new connection.
Then I decided to query pg_conndefaults so that I can get the previous connection detail, mainly the host ip address. But it returned blank strings. Is there a way to set the pg_conndefault values.Then I can use those values to make the new connection. Please understand that at this point in the code, I have no information about the previous connection parameters. I only know the new database name to which it has to be connected.
Please let me know if there is a way to tackle this situation.
What version of Postgres are you working with?
The last version I can find that has pg_conndefaults is 7.4.
