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From Garnham, Sam (FN) @ NSS - ASA
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Responses Re: postgres/odbc/ms access versions  (Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@aklaver.com>)
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Hello,

 

We were using these versions:

-          PostgreSQL 9.1.1 (Sept 2011)

-          PostgreSQL ODBC Driver 09.00.0310 (July 2011)

-          MS Access 2010

-          Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

 

We have upgraded to this:

-          PostgreSQL 9.1.19 (Latest 9.1 - Oct 2015)

 

Is it safe/recommended to also upgrade to this?

-          PostgreSQL ODBC Driver 09.03.0400 (Latest - Oct 2014)

Or maybe this?

-          PostgreSQL ODBC Driver 09.01.0200 (Latest 09.01 – Aug 2012)

(If it makes any difference, we are more concerned with reliability than with performance)

 

Are the version numbers related - Postgres 9.1 / ODBC driver 09.01?

Is there any documentation available on the compatibility of different versions of these components?

 

Kind Regards,

 

Sam Garnham | Principal Engineer

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