OLEDB and the port number

Started by Craig Brydenabout 21 years ago2 messagesgeneral
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#1Craig Bryden
postgresql@bryden.co.za

Hi

Can anyone help me with the oledb driver.
I have RC1 of Postgres 8 installed on the default(5432) port. I have the
full release version installed on port 5433. I am trying to get the OLEDB
connection to look at port 5433. Below is my connection string. It works for
the RC1 installation (on port 5432).

Location=MyDBName;Provider="PostgreSQL.1";User ID=MyUser;Data
Source=localhost;Extended Properties=;Port=5433;Password=Mypassword";

Thanks
Craig

#2Shachar Shemesh
psql@shemesh.biz
In reply to: Craig Bryden (#1)
Re: OLEDB and the port number

Craig Bryden wrote:

Hi

Can anyone help me with the oledb driver.
I have RC1 of Postgres 8 installed on the default(5432) port. I have the
full release version installed on port 5433. I am trying to get the OLEDB
connection to look at port 5433. Below is my connection string. It works for
the RC1 installation (on port 5432).

Location=MyDBName;Provider="PostgreSQL.1";User ID=MyUser;Data
Source=localhost;Extended Properties=;Port=5433;Password=Mypassword";

Thanks
Craig

<hesitantly stands up and blushes>
OLE DB does not support getting custom parameters from the user at this
time. This will probably be fixed in the near future (read - about a
month's time frame, no promises). At the moment, I am very much afraid
there is no way to achieve what you are trying to do.

The two most obviously missing features are port number and SSL support.
Sorry about that.

<sits down, head cowered>

Shachar

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