wolfgangbrandl
commented
5 years ago hello
Can you connect to the db2 database from the user where you want the fdw running with:
db2 connect to
If yes how do you setop the wrapper? Send me the commands.
thesourcerer8 notifications@github.com hat am 14. Dezember 2018 um 14:00 geschrieben:
When I try to connect to a DB2 and some kind of error occurs, I always get a wrong and misleading error message that says "cannot authenticate", but I do not get the actual error message that the DB2 library delivers. I tested it by pointing it a real DB2 database, and sniffing the network packets and seeing that it can connect, and by pointing it to localhost instead where definitely no DB2 server is listening, and got the same error message both times. Please remove the "cannot authenticate" error message, and please add the real error message from the DB2 driver, which does not seem to get displayed. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/wolfgangbrandl/db2_fdw/issues/11 , or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJlLu0CqXF7Cyg2xQoA9lYHh9OFiNmF9ks5u46DogaJpZM4ZTfaN .
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When I try to connect to a DB2 and some kind of error occurs, I always get a wrong and misleading error message that says "cannot authenticate", but I do not get the actual error message that the DB2 library delivers. I tested it by pointing it a real DB2 database, and sniffing the network packets and seeing that it can connect, and by pointing it to localhost instead where definitely no DB2 server is listening, and got the same error message both times. Please remove the "cannot authenticate" error message, and please add the real error message from the DB2 driver, which does not seem to get displayed.