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Hallo!
> The '?' is fine but it's not getting replaced with the real value.
> The
Ok. All agree, that preparing is ok and support by ODBC.
> stmt_with_params string in the log is the actual string sent to the
> backend after parsing. I'm just guessing at the flag values, but it
> appears to me that there was not a "Prepare" statement in your code
> after assigning the sql string, and before assigning the parameter
> value. I'm not familiar with DBTools, so I don't know how it
> handles prepares. Normally it would go something like:
> (pseudo code)
> stmt.sql = 'select foo from bar where it = ?'
> stmt.prepare
> stmt.setparam(1,'avalue')
> stmt.execute
We use DBTools and ODBC to access Informix and DBase, too,
without any problem, so I think we *do* handle preparing
correctly. For me it is more likely that the ODBC driver
for postgres misses something!?
Is there someone out there who has more knowledge about
what the postgres ODBC driver supports and what not.
Is there any other thing I can do or log to make the
case more clear?
It is not easyly possible to switch of binding. There are
several abstraction layer between us and ODBC. Our
classlibrary automatically generates DBTools, DBTools again
automatically generates ODBC calls...however it would
be nice to support postgres access via ODBC for small
local installations (e.g. for presentations on laptops...).
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Gruß... Tim.
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