Re: Row Level out of range on 07.02.0005

Oh! I forgot to mention, if the "Microsoft Data Link option" is not available
on your context menu, choose "Notepad", and then rename the file to
"whatever.udl". That will associate it with the Data Link application.

CG

--- Muhammad Shariq Muzaffar <shariq77@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Thanks a lot Chris, it really did the trick but now we
> are having another problem. We are creating the DSN
> through programming using SQLConfigDataSource function
> using this code
>
> Dim rc As Long
>     ' 1=ODBC_ADD_DSN
>     rc = SQLConfigDataSource(0, 1, "PostgreSQL", _
>                              "DSN=someDSN" & Chr(0) &
> _
>                              "Servername=someServer" &
> Chr(0) & _
>                              "Username=someUser" &
> Chr(0) & _
>                              "Port=5432" & Chr(0) & _
>                              "Protocol=6.4" & Chr(0) &
> _
>                              "ReadOnly=0" & Chr(0) & _
>                              "UseDeclareFetch=1" &
> Chr(0) & _
>                              Chr(0))
>     If rc = 0 Then
>         MsgBox "Can't create data source"
>     Else
>         MsgBox "Data source created successfully"
>     End If
>
>
> But when ever i run this code, UseDeclareFetch doesnt
> seem to work. This function is unable to set the value
> of "Use Declare/Fetch" option of the DSN but if i use
> RowVersioning option in above example, it runs
> perfectly.
>
>
>
>  --- Chris Gamache <cgg007@yahoo.com> wrote: > I don't
> use rs.update simply because I find
> > accessing the database with
> > conn.execute ("UPDATE table SET field=value;")
> > yields more predictable results.
> > I'm also ONLY dealing with PostgreSQL, so I can
> > optimize my SQL statements
> > specifically for PostgreSQL.
> >
> > However, if I wanted to use rs.update I might try
> > fiddling around with the
> > settings for "Use Declare/Fetch", and "UPDATABLE
> > CURSORS". Couldn't hurt,
> > right?
> >
> > CG
> >
> > --- Muhammad Shariq Muzaffar <shariq77@yahoo.com>
> > wrote:
> > > hi
> > > we are currently using pgsql 7.3.1 on Redhat linux
> > > 8.0, and we are developing interface using VB 6.0
> > on
> > > windows 2000/XP.
> > >
> > > We are having a problem using the latest psqlodbc
> > i.e.
> > > ver 07.02.0005. When ever we try to update a
> > record
> > > using '.update' command of the ADO recordset, ODBC
> > > gives us an error of 'ROW VALUE OUT OF RANGE' but
> > when
> > > we use an older version of psqlodbc i.e. ver
> > > 07.01.0009, it runs smoothly.
> > >
> > > We are using dynamic type of recordsets. Is it an
> > > error, bug or do we have to install some other
> > patch
> > > or something.
> > >
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