Do you have driver option "Row Versioning" set to
true? I'm vague on the details, but I suspect that
may help.
--- Merlin Moncure <merlin.moncure@rcsonline.com>
wrote:
> > For manipulating the data -- Access works pretty
> good as long as
> Access
> > can know which record(s) to update (primary keys
> or OIDs -- that sort
> of
> > thing).
>
>
> Looking deeper it seems all my problems are really
> boiling down to one
> problem: the where clause used to update the edited
> record back to the
> server. Both access and vb generate a where clause
> that includes every
> field in the table instead of the p-key. For
> various sundry reasons
> such as improper handling of null values, etc. this
> where clause gets
> busted. This problem is aggravated by the fact that
> all my domains get
> treated as text types, although this is correctable
> by using a view
> which I was planning to use anyways (aside: I make
> heavy use of
> domains). This busted where clause trips up vb and
> access in different
> ways. This may be a case where I may want to
> explore hacking the odbc
> driver to get it to do what I want, depending on who
> is building the
> clause. My guess is the ado driver is building it
> so I'm basically
> hosed. It's really queer to me that they use the
> p-key to pull the data
> out and the entire record to write the data
> back...what's the point of
> the p-key anyways?
>
> The odbc driver is supposed to have a property
> exposed to the ado
> wrapper that allows you to constrain the write-back
> where clause to
> different things, but apparently this does not work
> in pgsql-odbc.
>
> I tried the ole db driver and got nowhere, couldn't
> even get a basic
> connection. Hopefully I can get this corrected and
> work with this
> driver a little bit. I have about two weeks to
> figure out the best way
> to proceed. So far, I'm really unimpressed with the
> ado architecture,
> this being my first real experience with it (as
> compared to ado.net,
> which is a dream to work with).
>
> Merlin
>
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