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To the point number two: even though I love to use PostgreSQL, when I hit the point where I need pgBouncer and its transaction mode, things get quite ugly espec
by pimeys 6y ago
To the point number two: even though I love to use PostgreSQL, when I hit the point where I need pgBouncer and its transaction mode, things get quite ugly especially if you've been using a lot of prepared statements. Now you need to clean the statements from the connection after every use or get conflict errors if another connection using the same connection from the bouncer wants to declare a statement with the same name.
Or you just use the text protocol and escape your parameters in the app...