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Fixes the Prisma error 'prepared statement already exists' (Postgres code 42P05) when connecting through PgBouncer in transaction mode, by adding pgbouncer=true to the connection string so Prisma stops using prepared statements. Use when queries fail with this error behind Supabase, Heroku, Railway, or any PgBouncer p…
Fixes the Prisma 'Drift detected: Your database schema is not in sync with your migration history' error by deciding whether the database or the migration history is the source of truth, then reconciling the two. Use when migrate dev refuses to run because of drift. Not for failed migrations (P3018) or non-empty datab…
Fixes Prisma error P3005 'The database schema is not empty' during migrate deploy by baselining the existing database: mark the initial migration as already applied with migrate resolve --applied instead of letting migrate try to create tables that exist. Use when deploying to a database that was created outside Prism…
Fixes Prisma error P2024 'Timed out fetching a new connection from the connection pool' by finding the connection leak or pool exhaustion: use a single PrismaClient instance, size connection_limit to the workload, and route serverless traffic through a pooler. Use when queries intermittently fail with P2024 under load…
Fixes Prisma error P1001 'Can't reach database server' by diagnosing which part of the connection path is wrong: host, port, pooler mode, or a server that is not actually running. Use when Prisma fails to open any connection at all. Not for authentication failures (P1000) or missing databases (P1003).
Fixes the Postgres MCP server failing against AWS RDS with a self-signed certificate error. Use when tool calls fail with MCP error -32603: self-signed certificate in certificate chain against RDS or another SSL-mandatory host. Not for wrong passwords or unreachable hosts.
Versions 1.17.0 through 1.17.2 had a bug that made rudder-server hammer Postgres with a repeated query, spiking CPU on both even when idle. Fix: upgrade rudder-server to v1.17.3 or later, which contains the fix for the query loop. 1.16.3 was the last unaffected version if you need to roll back instead of forward. The …
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After upgrading rudder-server from 1.16.3 to 1.17.2, both the server and PostgreSQL CPU usage jumped by an order of magnitude, even with no traffic. The reporter bisected the releases and found 1.17.0-rc1 was the first bad release. Another user captured traffic showing rudder-server looping on a Postgres query at a hi…
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Install it via the Tembo UI first: Extensions → Explore → search for pgcrypto → Install Extension, then Enable Extension. Install Extension pulls the extension from pgt.dev into your Postgres cluster; Enable Extension then runs CREATE EXTENSION for you. The reporter confirmed this worked. Source:
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On Tembo, CREATE EXTENSION pgcrypto; fails with ERROR: extension "pgcrypto" is not available / Detail: Could not open extension control file ... No such file or directory / Hint: The extension must first be installed on the system where PostgreSQL is running. Extensions must be installed into the Tembo instanc…
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Fixed by the openssl 3.2 patches pulled into the Wolfi postgresql 12-16 packages, plus regression tests on the postgres image to prevent TLS regressions. The reporter verified the client connects over TLS again. Pull a current Chainguard postgres client image (or rebuild your wolfi-base client image with updated packa…
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A Postgres 16 client built on cgr.dev/chainguard/wolfi-base fails TLS connections to the server (e.g. Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server). The bundled OpenSSL in the client image could not negotiate TLS with the server.
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