Not sure if this is a win installer issue or Microsoft MDAC issue...

I've installed the win32 pg8.0 beta2 dev3 along with the accompanying ODBC
that is packaged with the installer. Works great, love it, and all the
rest. My application uses ADO 2.7 to interface with the ODBC driver.

My application frequently sends status e-mails to clients, reporting various
system metrics, one of which is the ODBC driver name. When I call up the
driver name property, it returns PSQLODBC.DLL. Apparently, thelast few
characters require the installation of an Arabic language set to display
properly. Therefore, anytime a user receives this mail they are prompted to
install the language pack. Why are there Arabic characters at the end of
the driver name (as well as with the driver version?)

Note, if I install the ODBC driver separately, these characters do not show
up. Therefore, this seems to be an issue specific to the Win installer, no?

Thanks in advance.



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On 23 Oct 2004 at 10:42, A. Mous wrote:

No, not as such. It is a problem with the version of the ODBC driver that
ships with Beta2 Dev3. There were some unterminated (incorrectly
terminated) buffer problems. I would strongly recommend that you
update to the latest windows beta installer that has a version of the
ODBC driver that fixes this problem.

Cheers,
Gary.


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