On Tue, Apr 16, 2024 at 3:06 AM Pavel Luzanov <p.luzanov@postgrespro.ru> wrote:
> As for the Login column and its values.
> I'm not sure about using "Can" instead of "yes" to represent true.
> In other psql commands, boolean values are always shown as yes/no.
> NULL instead of false might be possible, but I'd rather check if this approach
> has been used elsewhere. I prefer consistency everywhere.
I don't think we can use "Can" to mean "yes". That's going to be
really confusing.
I don't like (irrelevant) either. I know Tom Lane suggested that, but
I think he's got the wrong idea: we should just display the
information we find in the catalogs and let the user decide what is
and isn't relevant. If I see that the connection limit is 40 but the
user can't log in, I can figure out that the value of 40 doesn't
matter. If I see that the connection limit is labelled as (irrelevant)
I don't know why it's labelled that way and, if it were me, I'd likely
end up looking at the source code to figure out why it's showing it
that way.
I think we should go back to the v4 version of this patch, minus the
(ignored) stuff.
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Robert Haas
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