ODBC: Difference between revisions

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This article lists problems or things to remember when developing with ODBC for Naiade.

Apparently, SQLBindCol does NOT accept a NULL pointer argument as its last argument (SQLLEN * StrLen_or_Ind). This leads to a segmentation fault and a crash when calling SQLFetch later. This does not seem conform to Microsoft specifications, since providing a NULL pointer is legal. Under Windows, this behavior does not happen.

If installed using Portage, the configuration file is at /etc/iodbc/odbc.ini, NOT /etc/odbc.ini as said in the official documentation!

iODBC documentation is simply non-existant. So I don't plan to support iODBC for Naiade right now; the goal is to get it working with unixODBC first.

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	* If installed using Portage, the configuration file is at /etc/iodbc/odbc.ini, NOT /etc/odbc.ini as said in the official documentation!		* If installed using Portage, the configuration file is at /etc/iodbc/odbc.ini, NOT /etc/odbc.ini as said in the official documentation!

			* iODBC documentation is simply non-existant. So I don't plan to support iODBC for Naiade right now; the goal is to get it working with unixODBC first.