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We have a postgres database which a lot of scripts connect to. Crucially, there is not a username per-script; there are a (small) number of usernames which are shared around the place.
When doing troubleshooting or performance optimising, it would be very useful to know which server SQL process corresponds (or corresponded, past-tense) to which script.
I am thinking of something like:
host=db-server dbname=whatever clientID=script1.py
I suspect the answer is “no”, but my google-fu is weak.
You can explore using the “application_name” parameter. Depending on what your code is doing you can log it.