Re: Access a newer Version of PGDB (v13) with an older libpq (v10 x86) - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Wolfgang Rißler
Subject Re: Access a newer Version of PGDB (v13) with an older libpq (v10 x86)
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In response to Access a newer Version of PGDB (v13) with an older libpq (v10 x86)  (Wolfgang Rißler <wolfgang.rissler@freenet.de>)
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Am 30.04.2021 um 13:41 schrieb Laurenz Albe:
 > Please reply to the list> Sorry my mistake, I fixed this.

 > On Fri, 2021-04-30 at 13:20 +0200, Wolfgang Rißler wrote:
 >> Thanks for answering, but
 >> I didn't ask for a PostgreSQL client. I asked for the c-language-lib
 >> libpq. (which is maybe used by some clients).
 >
 > That *is* a client (in my book).
Ok, I agree. Sorry for admonition.

 >
 >> I would use the latest libpq, but I cant, because our c++-project stucks
 >> in 32bit architecture. The latest 32bit pqlib is that from v10.
 >
 > You can build libpq on a 32-bit system.  No problem.
Yes it is: I'm missing the experience. Until now I took the libpq from 
the actual WindowsInstaller-installation from EDB. But they dont provide 
32bit anymore. PG10 ist the last one.
Compiling a libpqxx on this base with VisualStudio and CMake works like 
a charm.
Can you give a hint, how to build a pqlib v13 x86 in windows with VS?

 >
 >> Can I access a PostgreSQL v13 Database with this pqlib safely?
 >
 > Yes.
This makes me happy.
Thank you.

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