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Nicolas PINTO
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ODBC driver
Date
February 21, 2004
05:39:56
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hello ,
I run postgresql 7.4.1 on a redhat server.
I don't succeed in putting a 'lo' type objet in my postgresql database from a VB6 program.
I've read Hiroshi Inoue indications and try but it don't work (the transaction doesn't go out).
When i try to read another column of the table where there is a column with 'lo' type, it puts the UC 100%.
The 'lo' seems to work finely on the sever, I've tried it.
Connection :
Provider =Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers
DSN=PostgreSQL
...
May I have our help?
Thanks and best regards, Nicolas from FRANCE
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