Libraries like pg appear to work out of the box with any Postgres-compatable database, but if I try this library with Redshift, any and all queries seem to result in a PostgresError: column b.typarray does not exist error regardless of how many tweaks or attempts I make.
Could someone confirm whether this library is intended or designed to work outside of official Postgres itself?
Otherwise, really like the library and would love to use it over pg, but unfortunately I need something that works with Redshift as well :(
Libraries like
pg
appear to work out of the box with any Postgres-compatable database, but if I try this library with Redshift, any and all queries seem to result in aPostgresError: column b.typarray does not exist
error regardless of how many tweaks or attempts I make.Could someone confirm whether this library is intended or designed to work outside of official Postgres itself?
Otherwise, really like the library and would love to use it over
pg
, but unfortunately I need something that works with Redshift as well :(