queej <dqj@quinn-jacobs.org> writes:
> On Nov 29, 10:50 am, d...@authentrics.com (queej) wrote:
>> Yes, it causes an error for me since it truncates the connection string in
>> the middle of the username, omitting the password altogether. I must be
>> missing something; I can't understand what my alternative is but to call the
>> dblink(text,text) function with a connection string and a SQL statement.
> I should have mentioned that my dblink() calls are within views, so I
> cannot do a two-step process of dblink_connect() followed by a
> dblink().
As far as our investigation could tell, the message you're complaining
about is simply a warning and would not result in any actual failure.
I agree it's a bug that the message comes out at all, but it appears
to be just cosmetic. If you have a situation where it leads to a
non-cosmetic problem, you need to provide a complete test case
illustrating that, or it's not going to get fixed.
regards, tom lane