Hi all,
I'm using Postgresql 7.3.4-9 Debian binaries and ODBC 8.00.01.01, on
Windows 2003 Server.
Using ODBC, when the instruction
PREPARE "_PLAN586fbb8"(int4, int4) as UPDATE "public"."plano" SET
"alunosInscritos"=$1 WHERE "oid" = $2;EXECUTE "_PLAN586fbb8"(40,1676937)
I get the following error:
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "=$" at character 84
I changed from "alunosInscritos"=$1 to "alunosInscritos" = $1 and worked.
Is there any workaround for this?
Also, I thought, probably using an older version of ODBC driver could
create a different SQL expression, but, when I tried to uninstall the
driver from Add/Remove Programs, everything went ok, but on ODBC Data
Sources -> Drivers, the driver still remains there.
Then I installed 7.03.0200, but didn't write over the other driver? How
can I deinstall the most recent driver and install an older one?
Best regards,
Luis Sousa
