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This error usually arises when the connection string includes a parameter that the database provider does not recognize or support. For example, in PostgreSQL, the correct parameter for enabling SSL connections is SSLMode (with proper capitalization). If the parameter is misspelled, incorrectly formatted, or has invalid values, the database connection may fail. It’s important to double-check the spelling, case sensitivity, and format of each parameter in the connection string to ensure they match the database provider’s requirements. Additionally, compatibility issues may occur if you're using an outdated version of your database client or driver. In such cases, updating your client or driver to the latest version can often resolve the issue, as newer versions are more likely to support the latest connection string parameters and database features. Be sure to consult the official documentation for your specific database provider to ensure the correct parameters are used in your connection string.
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This error usually arises when the connection string includes a parameter that the database provider does not recognize or support. For example, in PostgreSQL, the correct parameter for enabling ...