Thread: Problems with PsqlOdbc.

Problems with PsqlOdbc.

From
Cleber Nardelli
Date:
Hi...
Dave, I am with 2 problems how much to Driver ODBC.  Already I placed
these questions before.

1 -  I am trying to execute the following set of commands:

BEGIN WORK;
  INSERT INTO TBL VALUES (1,1);
  SAVEPOINT SVPT;
  INSERT INTO TBL VALUES (1,1); /*GENERATES ERROR */
  ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT SVPT;
COMMIT;

When I execute this postgre returns an error in the insertion from as
register and driver is generating a ROLLBACK automatically for this
reason.  With this the SAVEPOINT does not function therefore the
transaction already was cancelled.  It would be interesting if driver
did not execute this ROLLBACK automatically, leaving that I decide
what to make.

2 -  With disponibilizado driver currently in the page for download,
together with version 8.0.3 of postgre, when I execute one select to
return one or more columns of the type to varchar they do not return.
I am using type SQL_ASCII.  The configurations of locale are ' C '.
What it can be?

Debtor.

Re: Problems with PsqlOdbc.

From
"Dave Page"
Date:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Cleber Nardelli [mailto:clebernardelli@gmail.com]
> Sent: 29 September 2005 00:15
> To: Dave Page
> Cc: pgsql-odbc@postgresql.org
> Subject: Problems with PsqlOdbc.
>
> Hi...
> Dave, I am with 2 problems how much to Driver ODBC.  Already I placed
> these questions before.
>
> 1 -  I am trying to execute the following set of commands:
>
> BEGIN WORK;
>   INSERT INTO TBL VALUES (1,1);
>   SAVEPOINT SVPT;
>   INSERT INTO TBL VALUES (1,1); /*GENERATES ERROR */
>   ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT SVPT;
> COMMIT;
>
> When I execute this postgre returns an error in the insertion from as
> register and driver is generating a ROLLBACK automatically for this
> reason.  With this the SAVEPOINT does not function therefore the
> transaction already was cancelled.  It would be interesting if driver
> did not execute this ROLLBACK automatically, leaving that I decide
> what to make.

Works perfectly for me with the latest driver. You should note though
that savepoint support is not complete yet - Hiroshi Saito is working on
it.

> 2 -  With disponibilizado driver currently in the page for download,
> together with version 8.0.3 of postgre, when I execute one select to
> return one or more columns of the type to varchar they do not return.
> I am using type SQL_ASCII.  The configurations of locale are ' C '.
> What it can be?

What does disponibilizado mean? Anyway, It sounds like classic symptoms
of using the Unicode driver with a Borland/BDE based application. If so,
switch to the ANSI driver and you should be OK.

Regards, Dave