I am using PostgreSQL version 8 with psqlODBC as the ODBC driver.



I am writing programs in C++ and using libODBC++ for the C++ interface.



Everything works great except:

When I get an SQL error it returns SQLCODE of 7 and SQLSTATE of “HY000”
every time.

The only correct value is the SQLERRM.



I am probably doing something stupid but I couldn’t find anything anywhere
about it.



Jonathan Blitz




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> I am using PostgreSQL version 8 with psqlODBC as the ODBC driver.

You specify no psqlODBC version. Older versions have this bad behaviour.
So if I use my crystal ball I see there only upgrade advice.

> Everything works great except:
>
> When I get an SQL error it returns SQLCODE of 7 and SQLSTATE of “HY000�
> every time.

Regards,

Luf

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> You specify no psqlODBC version. Older versions have this bad behaviour.
> So if I use my crystal ball I see there only upgrade advice.

I am using version 0.2.4pre3. Dated Sept 2005.
I downloaded it from sourceforg.net

Is there a newer version?

Jonathan

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Fri, May 19, 2006 at 12:23:59PM +0200, Jonathan Blitz napsal(a):
> > You specify no psqlODBC version. Older versions have this bad behaviour.
> > So if I use my crystal ball I see there only upgrade advice.
>
> I am using version 0.2.4pre3. Dated Sept 2005.
> I downloaded it from sourceforg.net
>
> Is there a newer version?

From where? This list is for psqlodbc from pgfoundry.org. The latest
version is 08.02.0002.
Are we talking both about psqlodbc? Could you send the URL for sf.net
project (I try to locate it with no success)?

Please try the newest psqlodbc from pgfoundry.org.

Regards,

Luf

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ludek Finstrle [mailto:luf@pzkagis.cz]
> Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 1:20 PM
> To: Jonathan Blitz
> Cc: pgsql-odbc@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: [ODBC] SQLCODE when using psqlODBC with libODBC++
>
> Fri, May 19, 2006 at 12:23:59PM +0200, Jonathan Blitz napsal(a):
> > > You specify no psqlODBC version. Older versions have this bad
behaviour.
> > > So if I use my crystal ball I see there only upgrade advice.
> >
> > I am using version 0.2.4pre3. Dated Sept 2005.
> > I downloaded it from sourceforg.net
> >
> > Is there a newer version?
>
> >From where? This list is for psqlodbc from pgfoundry.org. The latest
> version is 08.02.0002.
> Are we talking both about psqlodbc? Could you send the URL for sf.net
> project (I try to locate it with no success)?
>
> Please try the newest psqlodbc from pgfoundry.org.
>
> Regards,
>
> Luf
>

Oops.
I am totally confused. I thought u asked for the version of libODBC++.

I am now totally lost.
I am new to accessing PostgreSQL from C++.

I already had PostgreSQL installed with the ODBC driver since I use it for
another program (Poker Tracker).

I wanted to write a C++ program to access the same database so I used
libODBC++ to issue the commands from within C++.

I am probably doing something wrong.

When I look at the ODBC connection for the database I see that I have a
choice of 3 drivers:

PostgreSQL - version 8.02.00.02
PostgreSQL ANSI - version 8.01.02.00
PostgreSQL Unicode - version 8.01.02.00

The first one is the one selected.

Jonathan

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