Calling setCatalog() in the drizzle jdbc driver leads to a no-op. Comments in the code state that drizzle doesn't support catalogs.
However, MySQL sort of supports catalogs by switching schemas
Thus, when connected to a MySQL server, the driver should transform setCatalog into "use " and return the connected database for getCatalog
Calling setCatalog() in the drizzle jdbc driver leads to a no-op. Comments in the code state that drizzle doesn't support catalogs. However, MySQL sort of supports catalogs by switching schemas Thus, when connected to a MySQL server, the driver should transform setCatalog into "use" and return the connected database for getCatalog