Very good memory :-) Then if ParseStatement option is off by default
(I have nothing related to this in my odbcinst.ini) and even if I set this
option to off in the odbcinst.ini it doesn't work, I already have the
realname
of the column.
But no matter, I have found a workaround until the next version of
libpsqlodbc.
You certainly also remember that I was working on OpenLDAP/PostgreSQL
so the workaround it's just an other patch to openLDAP that may also help
with
some other ODBC database driver...
Regards
Gilles DAROLD
Hiroshi Inoue wrote:
> Gilles DAROLD wrote:
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Don't know how to turning off Parse Statement, I'd set a Parse option to
> > 'no'
> > in the odbc.ini file but it does nothing. I've seen many thing related
> > to Advanced
> > Driver Options with a MS-Windows Interface but unfortunally I don't use
> > this
> > kind of box and can't find any documentation on how to defined these
> > options
> > by hand. Any idea ?
>
> Oops I remember you are using libpsqqlodbc on a Linux.
> Hmm the ParseStatement option is off by default.
> Don't you have odbcinst.ini file somewhere ?
>
> regards,
> Hiroshi Inoue
>
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