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Subject: Re: [GENERAL]
setting up PostgreSQL on Linux RHL9 to allow ODBC conne
hi, if the client machine is another linux , what is the correct way to configure ODBC
thanks
Hugo
Hi,All you need is the Windows ODBC driver, which you install on the
client machine, and then configure it to talk to the Linux server onport 5432 (set by default).--Ray.>> Most of the documenta
Not quite correct. TCP needs to be turned on AND an according entry in
pg_hba.conf needs to be set up - otherwise the server will just decline to
talk to the client.
Also - if you're on XP you might want to check the "firewall" settings - which
if configured wrong could potentially block connec
On 22 Jun 2005 at 8:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have seen a bunch of different documentation on how to set up to
> allow ODBC, but I am a little confused about how much/what has to be
> set up to allow an ODBC connection from Windows (mostly 2003, some XP)
> to an existing PostgreSQL (7.4.6)
There's nothing on the server side that needs to be configured for
Windows clients to access Postgres via ODBC. As long as TCP/IP is turned
on. Just add a data source and configure the server
ip/name/port/database/etc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have seen a bunch of different documenta
Hi,
I have seen a bunch of different documentation on how to set up to allow
ODBC, but I am a little confused about how much/what has to be set up to
allow an ODBC connection from Windows (mostly 2003, some XP) to an existing
PostgreSQL (7.4.6) database on Linux (RedHat 9 version 2.4.20-6smp).
M
