Hi,
On Wednesday 29 March 2006 07:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
>
> We are trying to fetch records from Postgre Tables.
>
> We are successfully able to build connectivity. We are Using Postgre ODBC
> Driver (Unicode).
>
> But when I query the tables of Postgre it is unable to map the datatype
> varchar of source Table.
>
> We got following Reply from Oracle Support.
>
[...]
> .
> CAUSE DETERMINATION
> ====================
> VARCHAR datatype from PostgreSQL is translated by your ODBC driver in an
> unsupported datatype for HSODBC.
>
>
> CAUSE JUSTIFICATION
> ====================
> In the trace file, you get the datatype from postgreSQL
> ====>1043 VARCHAR(50)
>
> then you get the datatype that ODBC driver is mapping to get back to
> Oracle
> ====>[4464]describeCol: col 2 *pfSqlType = -9
>
> If you look at in the Note 252548.1,
> -9 is SQL_WVARCHAR
>
> and unfortunately this ODBC datatype is not supported by the Generic
> Connectivity agent (HSODBC).
>
[...]
>--------------------------------
>
> Can you please suggest why varchar datatype is not correctly identified
> and what is the path to get solution?
>
> Thanks & Regards
>
> Vidisha B Shah
>
[...]
Well, it ist certainly not 'not correctly identified'. The opposite is true.
It is absolutely correctly identified. It's just that the vendor of
HSODBC ;-) doesn't fully support all ODBC datatypes (especially Unicode wide
character types). You could try to use SQL_ASCII, or another 8-Bit only
codepage to get around this.
HTH,
Jörg
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