Re: Using pgAdmin and pgAgent with Greenplum
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Re: Using pgAdmin and pgAgent with Greenplum
> Roberts, Jon wrote:
> > There are three problems with having a custom connection string for each
> > step. 1) If I need to update the connection like change the password, I
> > have to do it for each step. 2) Developers will see the password in
> clear
> > text.
>
> I consider those irrelevant because plastered all over the docs will be
> something like "Don't use passwords here, put them in pgpass files
> instead". Besides, #2 would be the case even if you defined the servers
> in a separate table.
>
I was unaware of pgpass. So you are saying I would create/edit the file to
have hostname:port:database:username:password and then in the step, I would
just reference the hostname? If so, I completely agree with you and that
would be awesome!
I'm guessing I can use pgpass with dblink too?
Jon
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