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    • facupanizza's avatar
      ORACLE, (INSTANCE_NAME = XXXXX) · ca566a13
      facupanizza authored
      Hello, first sorry for my English. 
      I need to put in the ORACLE Connection string to the parameter: (INSTANCE_NAME = XXXXX) 
      
      I was reading the source code at github and the latest version does not include this possibility in the method getEasyConnectString. 
      
      Could add to the next version an element in the array of parameters, eg $params['instance_name'] and concatenating that value to the Connection string? 
      
      Thank you, greetings 
      Facundo Panizza
      ca566a13
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    • José Gabriel González Pérez's avatar
      Fix statement for getTableWhereClause method · 2b61c85f
      José Gabriel González Pérez authored
      If you have a role "postgres" in PostgreSQL that is described like this:
      ```
      -- Role: postgres
      CREATE ROLE postgres LOGIN
        ENCRYPTED PASSWORD 'md53175bce1d3201d16594cebf9d7eb3f9d'
        SUPERUSER INHERIT CREATEDB CREATEROLE REPLICATION;
      ALTER ROLE postgres IN DATABASE sf_test
        SET search_path = "$user", public, access, geographic, rrhh;
      ```
      
      At the time when I execute the statement (Part of $schema value in the line 348):
      ```
      SELECT string_to_array((select replace(replace(setting,"$user",user),' ','') from pg_catalog.pg_settings where name = 'search_path'),',')
      ```
      I fetch this result:
      ```
      {public," access"," geographic"," rrhh"}
      ```
      Look the space character that is on the start of each string.This error does not match any namespace to which the role has access. This is critical when you have PostgreSQL database and you work with schemas.
      2b61c85f
    • Steve Müller's avatar
    • Steve Müller's avatar
      fix sqlsrv driver functional test suite · ab9f8160
      Steve Müller authored
      ab9f8160
    • Steve Müller's avatar
      remove comment · bcb54e54
      Steve Müller authored
      bcb54e54