From: DI Irina Hasenöhrl <i.hasenoehrl@aon.at>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: Postgresql and MSACCESS
Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2001 11:18:15 +0100
Message-ID: <001501c0a6ef$ec59da40$01011eac@hasenoehrl1> (raw)
hello,
i'm a beginner on postgresql but i'm familar with Msaccess.
I use postgresql 7.0.2 as backend and i has to decide whether to use Msaccess 97 or access2000 for the frontend.
It's the first time, i'm working with ODBC.
I use ODBC 6.5 and i use the following settings:
Data Source:
read only: no
show system tables: no
Row versionoing: no
OID options: show column: no
Drivers:
disable genetic optimizer: yes
keyset query optimizer: yes
recognize unique indexes: yes
use declare/fetch: no
common log: no
read only: no
parse statements no
cancel as freestmt: no
unknown size: longest
data type options: text as long varchar
I hope, someone can help me and let me know some useful links or insider tips and tricks to use msaccess
Many thanks in advance
Irina
i.hasenoehrl@aon.at
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