"Greg Sabino Mullane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Would something like this be acceptable?:
> (int) PQversionNumber
> as a simple interface to the sversion variable?
I think "version" is a little too nonspecific. We already have
extern int PQprotocolVersion(const PGconn *conn);
so consis
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> Also, I see no need to write your own code to get the server version.
> libpq already does this. It doesn't currently export an API to find it
> out, but I'd rather add that than have psql duplicate the effort.
Good point. I looked around, and
Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It's nice, but currently there are a lot of ways in which psql is broken
> regarding older server versions. We should be caring about all of them
> (ideal), or about none (the current situation).
> There have been proposals in the past about making tha
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> It's nice, but currently there are a lot of ways in which psql is
> broken regarding older server versions. We should be caring about
> all of them (ideal), or about none (the current situation).
>
> There have been proposals in the past about m
It's nice, but currently there are a lot of ways in which psql is broken
regarding older server versions. We should be caring about all of them
(ideal), or about none (the current situation).
There have been proposals in the past about making that happen. You
could investigate that (please do --
