You are absolutely right :-)
Armin Burger wrote on 28.01.2009 18:28:13:
> It's not a question to identify if ODBC is used or not, but if *MS
> Access* is the backend ODBC source. Real databases understand correct
> SQL via ODBC and not the crude SQL/VBA mix MS defines ;-)
>
> armin
>
> On Wed,
It's not a question to identify if ODBC is used or not, but if *MS
Access* is the backend ODBC source. Real databases understand correct
SQL via ODBC and not the crude SQL/VBA mix MS defines ;-)
armin
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 8:33 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have solved the problem by using UCASE ins
Hi,
I have solved the problem by using UCASE instead of UPPER in search.php
(in getSearchParamsXY_DB function). It works fine, only it is not a
generic solution that could identify if odbc is being used or not
regards, dejan
dejan.gam...@pula.hr wrote on 28.01.2009 08:02:09:
> Hi,
>
> I am u
Hi,
I am using p.mapper version 3.2 on Windows XP machine.
I have successfully displayed points coming from MS Access with two
"spatial" columns, using XY layer. Attributes from the same table are
correctly displayed too, using Info button.
The problem is the attribute query that somehow doesn