Hello,
I made some test with different driver versions. The result seems to be that it is an issue in the newer driver
versionsand not in the postgresql database
Postgres 9.5.0 with postgresql-jdbc41-9.4-1201.jar contains only updateCounts of first succeeded statements.
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updateCounts[0]=1
updateCounts[1]=1
updateCounts[2]=1
updateCounts[3]=1
updateCounts[4]=1
-->correct
Postgres 9.6.0 with postgresql-jdbc41-9.4-1201.jar contains only updateCounts of first succeeded statements.
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updateCounts[0]=1
updateCounts[1]=1
updateCounts[2]=1
updateCounts[3]=1
updateCounts[4]=1
-->correct but can't use this driver with postgressql 9.6
Postgres 9.6.0 with postgresql-jdbc41-9.4-1211.jar contains updateCounts of all elements.
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updateCounts[0]=-3
updateCounts[1]=-3
updateCounts[2]=-3
updateCounts[3]=-3
updateCounts[4]=-3
updateCounts[5]=-3
updateCounts[6]=-3
updateCounts[7]=-3
updateCounts[8]=-3
updateCounts[9]=-3
-->Wrong.updateCounts[0..4] and updateCounts[6..9] contains wrong information.
> will need to set logLevel=2
How can I set the logLevel. Is it in postgresql.conf?
Bye,
Tillmann
>Hi,
>Can you check what is returned by the back end for 9.5 and 9.6. You
>will need to set
>
>logLevel=2
>
>That will help to narrow down the problem.
>
>Jeremy