Increase or remove username field character limit for PostgreSQL

[DavidMcDermott1]

When creating a database connection for PostgreSQL, the username field has a limit of 30 characters. This is particularly frustrating when trying to connect to PostgreSQL on Azure as the username format needs to be ‘user@host’. This limit needs to be increased or removed. 

[TimMollison_infra]

A similar constraint applies to the username for SQLServer connections using Azure Active Directory (available in ArcGIS Pro v3.0.0) where "@domain" is part of the username. Our domain is over 20 chars and usernames are in the form firstname.lastname and so only people with short names like 'john.doe' are able to connect.

[BrianCunningham001]

Is there a workaround for this?

[CDischinger]

Why are we still facing this issue?

[LisaZygo]

Please help get this issue resolved as we're facing it with Azure SQL

[GerardoGarcia]

I don't think this is just specific to PostgreSQL. It looks to be a limitation of Pro, which is disappointing to say the least. And this post has basically gone unanswered since 2021? A tool like SQL Server Management Studio works without this issue. Why is ESRI software still behind?

[PaulSanders]

We need this character limit to be addressed. Causes a huge problem for organizations utilizing cloud platform databases like Azure SQL.