I can try it. Where do I get it.
My question would be why, if SQLPrimaryKey() only reported tablename_pkey, then why does my front end
return oid as the primary key?
Thanks,
Dwayne
Hiroshi Inoue wrote:
> "P. Dwayne Miller" wrote:
> >
> > My bad on the syntax of all three. I used your syntax (which is what I had originally used) and
> > got the same results with the \d command that you show.
> >
> > I'm only using Cold Fusion to read data from the resulting table, not create the table... and I
> > still get an error when I have created the primary key using the table constraint syntax. Cold
> > Fusion is reporting that the primary key has been defined for the column oid. Using the correct
> > syntax with the first two CREATE TABLE statements, Cold Fusion reports the primary key field as
> > msgid.
> >
>
> SQLPrimaryKey() in the current psqlodbc driver doesn't
> report the Primary key other than tablename_pkey.
> It seems the cause.
> I would change the implementatin of SQLPrimaryKey().
> Dwayne, could you try the modified driver ?
>
> regards,
> Hiroshi Inoue
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