Possible values: "CRITICAL", "ERROR", "WARNING", "INFO" # and "DEBUG". # In Unix/Linux: ~/.config/pgcli/log # In Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\dbcli\pgcli\log # %USERPROFILE% is typically C:\Users\ history_file = default # Default log level. auto_expand = False # If set to True, table suggestions will include a table alias generate_aliases = False # log_file location. expand = False # Enables auto expand mode, which is similar to `\x auto` in psql. destructive_warning = True # Enables expand mode, which is similar to `\x` in psql. multi_line_mode = psql # Destructive warning mode will alert you before executing a sql statement # that may cause harm to the database such as "drop table", "drop database" # or "shutdown". # If multi_line_mode is set to "safe", in multi-line mode, will always # insert a newline, and or - must be used to execute # a command. multi_line = False # If multi_line_mode is set to "psql", in multi-line mode, will execute # the current input if the input ends in a semicolon. End of line (return) is considered as the end of the statement.
# If this is set to False then sql statements can't be split into multiple # lines. If # this is set to True, then the end of the statements must have a semi-colon. (More completions will be # visible.) wider_completion_menu = False # Multi-line mode allows breaking up the sql statements into multiple lines. smart_completion = True # Display the completions in several columns. If this is disabled the all # possible completions will be listed. Information, see Provide access to your DB instance in your VPC byĪlternatively, if the DB instance was created outside of a VPC, it must have aĭatabase security group that authorizes those connections.įor more information about Amazon RDS security groups, see Controlling access with security groups.# Enables context sensitive auto-completion. To the DB instance from the IP address detected in your browser. You can add or edit an inbound rule in the security group. Was created in a VPC, it must have a VPC security group that authorizes connections.Ĭheck if the DB instance was created using a security group that doesn'tĪuthorize connections from the device or Amazon EC2 instance where the application is Its creation must allow access to the DB instance. You created the DB instance, the security group likely didn't have access rulesįor the connection to work, the security group you assigned to the DB instance at If you used the default security group when To modify the Database port setting,īy far the most common connection problem is with the security group's access
Sure that the security group applied to the DB instance allows connections To fix this, modify the DB instance to use a different port. ForĮxample, if the DB instance was created using the default port of 5432, yourĬompany might have firewall rules blocking connections to that port from GRANT CONNECT ON DATABASE database name TO username Ĭheck that the security group assigned to the DB instance has rules toĪllow access through any firewall your connection might go through. TroubleshootingĬonnections to your RDS for PostgreSQL instance For more information about Secrets Manager, see theĪWS Secrets Manager User Guide.
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The AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL supports AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) database authentication and AWS Secrets Manager.įor more information on using these authentication mechanisms with the driver, see AWS IAM Authentication Plugin and AWS Secrets Manager Plugin in the AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL GitHub repository.įor more information about IAM database authentication, see IAM database authentication for MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. The AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQLĮxtends the functionality of the community pgJDBC driver by enabling AWS features such as authentication.įor more information about the AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL and complete instructions for using it, see the AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL GitHub repository. The AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL is a client wrapper designed for use with RDS for PostgreSQL. Psql -host=. -port=5432 -username=awsuser -password -dbname=mypgdb Connecting with the AWS JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL
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