How to select database? about jredistimeseries HOT 5 CLOSED

@tunctolgahan new JedisPool(jedisConfig, host) constructor does not contain database or db param.

In case you missed,

... using a constructor with database param ...

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You can create your own JedisPool using a constructor with database param and pass that JedisPool in JRedisTimeseries constructor.

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See RedisTimeSeries/RedisTimeSeries#1118

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From #78 (comment)

You can create your own JedisPool using a constructor with database param and pass that JedisPool in JRedisTimeseries constructor.

Hi,
I already have a Jedis client used by non-time series data stored on Redis. I am getting its config by help of this line
GenericObjectPoolConfig<Jedis> jedisConfig = ((JedisConnectionFactory) stringRedisTemplate.getConnectionFactory()).getPoolConfig();

and create JedisPool object and RedisTimeSeries object

        JedisPool pool = new JedisPool(jedisConfig, host);
        RedisTimeSeries redisTimeSeries = new RedisTimeSeries(pool);

But I see different database (0) selected in RedisTimeSeries object when I debug - my actual jedis client's database is 13

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Thanks very much! I was thinking that all the configs (host, pass, db, etc) I set for my actual Jedis client would be passing to JedisPool object because I give GenericObjectPoolConfig object to it. My fault. :)

Thanks again!

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