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Error connection on Featurewriter with Postgis

  • August 28, 2020
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jseigneuret

I have a problem with FeatureWriter on v2020.1 32bit

 

I have no problem with direct connexion but i want use Summury result of FeatureWriter to continue insert or update on table and associated file.

 

this is the part log

Error connecting to PostgreSQL database(host='', port='', dbname='connexion validé', user='', password='***'): 'fe_sendauth: no password supplied

 

I use a connection so I don't undersand why host, port and user is empty

I have test my connection and all are ok

 

 

Best answer by jseigneuret

Ok ! Message to myself : DON'T USE ACCENTED CHAR IN A CONNEXION NAME!!!

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  • August 28, 2020

dbname is my connexion name and not the db name configured in this connexion

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Ok ! Message to myself : DON'T USE ACCENTED CHAR IN A CONNEXION NAME!!!

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  • October 27, 2020

Ok ! Message to myself : DON'T USE ACCENTED CHAR IN A CONNEXION NAME!!!

Keep that in my mind... Same error, same mistake...

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