Bugs item #1000681, was opened at 2006-07-06 13:54
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Summary: Error when using ODBC driver with Microsoft Access
Initial Comment:
I have a similar problem as http://pgfoundry.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1000528&group_id=1000125&atid=538,
althoughnot after a foreign key error, it just occurs at random multiple times a day.
I am using Access 2002, with tables link to PostgreSQL using version 8.01.02.00 ANSI of the ODBC driver. After logging
into Access, everything will work without problem for some time, and then just suddenly fail.
Once the problem occurs any table I open contains the correct number of rows, but ever column contains the text
'#Name?'.And I will get something similar to the following in the postgreSQL logs:
postgres[19930]: [22-1] 2006-07-06 12:33:51 BST guycallaghan research ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: "^C"
postgres[19930]: [22-2] 2006-07-06 12:33:51 BST guycallaghan research STATEMENT: SELECT
postgres[19930]: [22-3] "codeid","colourcode","hexvalue","image","timestamp","userid" FROM "admin"."code" WHERE
"codeid"= '^C' OR
postgres[19930]: [22-4] "codeid" = '^A' OR "codeid"= '^B' OR "codeid" = '^D' OR "codeid" = '^D' OR "codeid" = '^D' OR
"codeid"= '^D' OR
postgres[19930]: [22-5] "codeid" = '^D' OR "codeid"= '^D' OR "codeid" = '^D'
Restarting Access always resolves the problem.
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