On 20 nov, 12:35, regmeple...@xxxxxxxxx (Reg Me Please) wrote:
> Il Tuesday 20 November 2007 15:01:53 T.J. Adami ha scritto:
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> > I'm using Microsoft Visual Foxpro 9 developing an ERP application,
> > using PostgreSQL 8.2.5 and ODBC connection in version 7.
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> > If I upgrade my ODBC drivers to use "PostgreSQL ANSI", becomes an
> > error like this:
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> > "function saldo_estoque("unknown", "unknown", "unknown", "unknown",
> > timestamp without time zone) does not exist"
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> > However, the "unknown" types are BPCHAR on function "saldo_estoque",
> > and "timestamp without time zone" is DATE type.
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> > How can I solve this?
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> It's very likely that you have to do some explici casting on all other
> paramter types, as the only one the DB has recognised is the last one,
> aka TIMESTAMPTZ.
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It appears to be a VFP handling error, once I use parametrized calls
with memvars. This means that VFP will create SQL statement for me
translating variables into SQL values (something like
PreparedStatement on Java).
It's quite simple to make a explicit cast, but due to the size of
application, this will be not worth. ODBC driver version 7 is working
perfectly, but it's very old and I'm afraid of get some errors.
Assuming that PostgreSQL will increase it's versions (now on 8.3 beta
2), there is a need to upgrade the Windows ODBC driver to version 8?
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