Here is a function written in Access (VB) that will execute a vacuum. This
should also show you how to execute other Postgres commands or functions you
have created in Postgres: All you need to do is change "vacuum" to anything
you want to call in Postgres.
Public Sub si_vacuum() Dim wrk As Workspace Dim usrname As String Set wrk = DBEngine.Workspaces(0) usrname =
wrk.UserName Set gWrkODBC = CreateWorkspace("ODBCWorkspace", "postgres", "",
dbUseODBC) Workspaces.Append gWrkODBC Set gConODBC = gWrkODBC.OpenConnection("SI_ODBC", , False,
"ODBC;DSN=PostgreSQL;UID=" & usrname & ";PWD=;") gConODBC.Execute "vacuum;" gConODBC.Close gWrkODBC.Close Set
gWrkODBC= Nothing Set gConODBC = Nothing Set wrk = Nothing
End Sub
-----Original Message-----From: Herbert Ambos [SMTP:herbert@tuba.msuiit.edu.ph]Sent: Thursday, June 03, 1999 6:59
PMTo: Robert CarbonariCc: pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.orgSubject: Re: [INTERFACES] working with ODBC driver
i had the same problem, but i use MS Access 97 as an interface.
Couldsomebody tell us on what procedures to embark (or script/code) just
tomanipulate (add/delete/vacuum/create...) the database at the back
endserver. I tried to searc the net about this but i didn't got the
info.Thanks in advance.
Herbert AmbosIligan City, Philippines
> > Hi,> > I'm using VBscript and ADO on my station to manipulate , via the
ODBC> driver, a table on Postgres which is sitting in a Linux server. > I can Read information from the table (which I
enteredmanually
through> PgAdmin), but I can't add new rows to the table through the
script. The> script abends after trying to execute the (ADO) AddNew method.
What's> wrong? Does Postgres not understand this command? Should I use
ODBC> directly to work with the table? > > > Robert Carbonari> Programmer> Optimal Robotics Corp.> e-mail:
robertc@optimal-robotics.com>phone: (514)738-8885 ext. 146> > >
