Thomas,
The way to find out the version number (in 7.3 and later versions) is to
turn on debug logging by adding "?loglevel=1" to the connection URL
(loglevel=2 if you want more verbose output). This will show you the
version number.
thanks,
--Barry
Thomas Kellerer wrote:
> Paul Thomas schrieb:
>
>>
>> On 05/06/2003 07:14 Thomas Kellerer wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> The pg73b1jdbc3.jar file is contained in all the 7.3.3 rpm available
>>> on the ftp mirrors... (ok, not necessarilly all, but I checked about
>>> 3 or 4 different mirrors)
>>>
>>> I don't know who builds the rpms on the mirror sites available from
>>> www.postgresql.org
>>
>>
>>
>> I build 7.3.3 (including JDBC driver) from source. Is that not an
>> option for you?
>>
>>
> No. Usually I'm running on Windows, and my last try to compile Postgres
> on my Linux box didn't work :-( (but I don't want to break off a
> discussion about that now)
>
> But I'm happy with build 110 available from jdbc.postgresql.org
> Btw: is there a way I can find out the build number of a specifiy driver
> jar?
>
> Cheers
> Thomas
>
>
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