[erlang-questions] Query on odbc driver
JC
jordanchaitin@REDACTED
Thu Jun 14 05:28:31 CEST 2018
I use Erlang with Postgres regularly. In addition to the driver, one
generally also needs a pooling tool on both the Postgres side, as well
as the Erlang side.
Pgapp is a commonly used front end with pool support, (although, IMO, a
bit heavy) https://github.com/epgsql/pgapp
Epgsql had many forks in the past, but this one seems to be the most
well maintained and commonly used library now
https://github.com/epgsql/epgsql
Episcina https://github.com/erlware/episcina is another front end with
pooling support, although it doesn't seem to work anymore, and the
project seems unmaintained at this point.
Semiocast's pgsql https://github.com/semiocast/pgsql is a good tool too.
PGO https://github.com/SpaceTime-IoT/pgo is a new but neat little tool
combining pooling and a driver in one, and works quite well for standard
usage (there might be some unhandled edge cases). I believe pgo's author
intends to replace the backend with the more popular Epgsql to avoid
duplication of work on the protocol side.
I have used Epgsql + pgapp, as well as Pgsql + Episcina in the past. At
the present time I need to do mostly only parametrized queries and I use
pgo.
For simple needs, I would recommend PGO. For more complex use cases, go
for Epgsql + Pgapp.
Cheers
On 6/13/18 18:33, shiva wrote:
> Hello Erlang team,
>
> I got a requirement to use Postgresql Database as part of our Erlang
> web application. To communicate from Erlang to Database I need a
> connector. Erlang provides odbc driver to connect but still few client
> libraries(epgsql,pgsql,etc.,) are available to communicate with
> Postgresql. What is the difference between odbc driver and other
> client libraries. Can anyone suggest which is the best one to use.?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Thanks and regards,
>
> Gattu Shivakrishna.
>
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