Changed JDBC string splitting delimiter #1233
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September 13, 2018 13:24
…onnection strings for JDBC
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As discussed issue #1184 , currently the JDBC connections Strings are split by
,This hinders the usage of the JDBC auto-failover features as connection String in the form
jdbc:postgresql://host1:port1,host2:port2/databaseare not possible.By simply changing the splitting delimiter to
;auto-failover Strings can be used as well as the existing multiple shards connectionsjdbc:postgresql://host1:port1/database;jdbc:postgresql://host2:port2/databaseUpdated the readme accordingly
Tested with PostgresSQL driver 42.2.5 and CockroachDB 2.0.1