Gabriel,
You are doing it correctly, don't import org.posgtresql into your
source. Just cast the statement to org.postgresql.PGStatement as
java.sql.Statement does not specify this method. This is a postgres
specific extension.
Loading the driver is correct too!
Dave
On Fri, 2003-02-21 at 05:38, first last wrote:
> I am running the Java 2 PostgreSQL 7.2.x driver, downloaded from
> jdbc.postgresql.org.
>
> The code is the example code that comes with the Debian libpgjava
> package (JDBC driver), which I use to test when I install (the last
> time it was a long time ago, with 7.1).
>
> I am not importing anything from org.porstgresql, maybe that is the
> reason, but I am importing java.sql. If I try to import
> org.porstgresql.org it clashes in Statement and Connection.
>
> For what I can see the Statement version in java.sql does not have all
> the methods that the one in org.postgresql has, that is where I get the
> errors.
>
> I will just keep on using the whole path when I need to.
>
> What should I import to get the driver going? I thought that just using
> the class.forName ("org.postgresql.Driver") would do it (at least it
> worked all the other times I have used it, maybe I have been lucky).
>
> Thanks for your help :)
>
> Gabriel
>
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