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ODBC Driver Standards


Question posted by: val@webtribe.net (Guest) on November 23rd, 2005 01:38 AM
Hi;

I am being asked if the ODBC drivers are "compliant to 3.x
standards with backwards compatibility to 2. x functions". We
are currently using 7.3.5 and the last ODBC driver I downloaded
for use on Windows is psqlodbc-07_03_0200.zip

I have had a peruse about and not found any info about
standards compatibility. Would one of you be kind enough to
point me in the right direction or provide and answer, please?

Cheers,
Val

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#2: Re: ODBC Driver Standards

Join Bytes! wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi;
>
> I am being asked if the ODBC drivers are "compliant to 3.x
> standards with backwards compatibility to 2. x functions". We
> are currently using 7.3.5 and the last ODBC driver I downloaded
> for use on Windows is psqlodbc-07_03_0200.zip
>
> I have had a peruse about and not found any info about
> standards compatibility. Would one of you be kind enough to
> point me in the right direction or provide and answer, please?[/color]

Check the archives for the postgresql-odbc list, there was a discussion
on this topic recently (last few weeks).

http://www.postgresql.org/lists.html

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