Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL 15 Adapter Limitations

Supported Types

The types supported in this adapter are the following.

Type nameSupportRemarks
BIGINTYes 
BIGSERIALNo 
BIT[(n)]No 
BIT VARYING[(n)]Limited 
BOOLEANYes 
BOXNo 
BYTEALimited 
MONEYNo 
CHARACTER[(n)]Limited 
CHARACTER VARYING[(n)]Limited 
CIDRLimited 
CIRCLELimited 
DATEYes 
DOUBLE PRECISIONYes 
INETLimited 
INTEGERYes 
INTERVAL[(p)]Limited 
LINENo 
LSEGLimited 
MACADDRLimited 
MACADDR8No 
NUMERIC[(p,s)]Yes 
PATHLimited 
POINTLimited 
POLYGONLimited 
REALYes 
SMALLINTYes 
SERIALNo 
SMALLSERIALNo 
TEXTLimited 
TIME[(p)]No 
TIME[(p)] WITH TIME ZONENo 
TIMESTAMP[(p)]Yes 
TIMESTAMP[(p)] WITH TIME ZONEYes 
ARRAYLimited 
UUIDNo 
ENUMNo 
XMLNo 
JSONNo 
JSONBNo 
RANGENo 
TSQUERYNo 
TSVECTORNo 
PG_LSNNo 
PG_SNAPSHOTNo 

Read Table

Specification Limits

Execute Select SQL

Specification Limits

Write Table

Specification Limits

Execute Update SQL

Specification Limits

Major Exceptions

Exception name Cause Solution
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException FATAL: database "<database name>" does not exist The database is not found. Specify an existing database in [Database name] of global resource.
FATAL: password authentication failed for user "<user name>" The user name or the password is incorrect. Check [User name] and [Password] of the global resource.
ERROR: syntax error at or near "<invalid string in table name>" The table name is invalid. Check the table name specified in [Table name].
ERROR: relation "<table name>" does not exist The table does not exist. Specify an existing table in [Table name].
ERROR: permission denied for table <table name> The user has no permission to read the table. Check the read permission for the table specified in [Table name].
The connection attempt failed. Unable to connect to the database. Check [Host name] and [Port number] of the global resource.
SSL error: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target The certificate is not imported to the keystore referred by DataSpiderServer. Import a certificate to the keystore referred by DataSpiderServer.
For more details on how to import a certificate, refer to “Import Certificate”.