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When multiples hosts are specified, either pool or connection could use any of them (depending on target_session_attrs).
It would be nice to have a way to retrieve the actual (connected) host name, as it was provided in the list, that was used to create a specific connection.
Currently, I found no easy way how to do this. Of course, it is possible to use SELECT inet_server_addr() but this only returns an address, which is not always useful.
Thank you!
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When multiples hosts are specified, either pool or connection could use any of them (depending on target_session_attrs).
It would be nice to have a way to retrieve the actual (connected) host name, as it was provided in the list, that was used to create a specific connection.
Currently, I found no easy way how to do this. Of course, it is possible to use
SELECT inet_server_addr()
but this only returns an address, which is not always useful.Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: