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Re: Multi servers and PostgreSQL [message #7271 is a reply to message #7266]

Mon, 11 February 2019 04:45

AJM
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The amended code which you sent me actually contains a bug. The first argument in the _loadDatabases() method you changed from $dbhost to $server, yet the first line of the method is still referring to $dbhost. As it has not been defined the first condition always fails.

When using the multi-server option you *MUST* supply a value for PGSQL_dbname in each entry of the $servers array.

Tony Marston
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