Thread: BUG #8566: Postgres ODBC Driver 9.02.0100 (32 bits) cannot be used under WINDOWS 7 64 bits
BUG #8566: Postgres ODBC Driver 9.02.0100 (32 bits) cannot be used under WINDOWS 7 64 bits
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bdusca@cbn.ro
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The following bug has been logged on the website: Bug reference: 8566 Logged by: Bogdan Dusca Email address: bdusca@cbn.ro PostgreSQL version: 9.3.1 Operating system: WINDOWS 7 Description: I get from your site the latest Postgres ODBC driver in order to be used in an MFC application connected to PostGreSQL version 9.3.1 (32 bits). After install the ODBC driver and run upgrade.bat, the ODBC data source cannot be created. If I want to create it WINDOWS generates an error regarding the DLL of the driver cannot be used. Can you help me with another ODBC driver on 32 bits that can be used in this case? Thanks a lot, Bogdan Dusca
Re: BUG #8566: Postgres ODBC Driver 9.02.0100 (32 bits) cannot be used under WINDOWS 7 64 bits
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Michael Paquier
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On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 7:54 PM, <bdusca@cbn.ro> wrote: > I get from your site the latest Postgres ODBC driver in order to be used in > an MFC application connected to PostGreSQL version 9.3.1 (32 bits). After > install the ODBC driver and run upgrade.bat, the ODBC data source cannot be > created. If I want to create it WINDOWS generates an error regarding the DLL > of the driver cannot be used. Can you help me with another ODBC driver on 32 > bits that can be used in this case? Thanks a lot, Why running upgrade.bat if you have already downloaded and installed the latest version of odbc as you mention in your message? upgrade.bat needs to be run only when upgrading a version already installed. By the way, note that this question should be asked directly to the ODBC squad on this mailing list: pgsql-odbc@postgresql.org -- Michael
Re: BUG #8566: Postgres ODBC Driver 9.02.0100 (32 bits) cannot be used under WINDOWS 7 64 bits
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BD
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Hi Michael ,
Thanks a lot for your valuable answer but receiving it after two weeks does not help me anymore. My company cannot wait to much for solving a problem. Going deeply I finally found and solve the problem. It was something related to registry access and the driver could not write there and it could not handle that weird situation. In the end I manually created the necessary registry keys and then the driver could write them while being installed.
Anyway, thanks for your help and hope to hear from you regarding other issues an open source software might have.
Thanks,
Bogdan Dusca
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From: Michael Paquier Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2013 5:36 AM To: bdusca@cbn.ro Cc: pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org Subject: Re: [BUGS] BUG #8566: Postgres ODBC Driver 9.02.0100 (32 bits) cannot be used under WINDOWS 7 64 bits |
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 7:54 PM, <bdusca@cbn.ro> wrote:
> I get from your site the latest Postgres ODBC driver in order to be used in
> an MFC application connected to PostGreSQL version 9.3.1 (32 bits). After
> install the ODBC driver and run upgrade.bat, the ODBC data source cannot be
> created. If I want to create it WINDOWS generates an error regarding the DLL
> of the driver cannot be used. Can you help me with another ODBC driver on 32
> bits that can be used in this case? Thanks a lot,
Why running upgrade.bat if you have already downloaded and installed
the latest version of odbc as you mention in your message? upgrade.bat
needs to be run only when upgrading a version already installed.
By the way, note that this question should be asked directly to the
ODBC squad on this mailing list:
pgsql-odbc@postgresql.org
--
Michael
> I get from your site the latest Postgres ODBC driver in order to be used in
> an MFC application connected to PostGreSQL version 9.3.1 (32 bits). After
> install the ODBC driver and run upgrade.bat, the ODBC data source cannot be
> created. If I want to create it WINDOWS generates an error regarding the DLL
> of the driver cannot be used. Can you help me with another ODBC driver on 32
> bits that can be used in this case? Thanks a lot,
Why running upgrade.bat if you have already downloaded and installed
the latest version of odbc as you mention in your message? upgrade.bat
needs to be run only when upgrading a version already installed.
By the way, note that this question should be asked directly to the
ODBC squad on this mailing list:
pgsql-odbc@postgresql.org
--
Michael