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From: "Thomas G. Lockhart" <lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu>
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Subject: Re: [INTERFACES] PostgreSQL, ODBC and Applix Data
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> Has anyone managed to access PostgreSQL using Applix Data via ODBC?
> Can it be done?  If so, please contact me and give me some hints.
> Thanks.

Yes. Both "standalone" and "integrated" installations of psqlODBC are
available, where the integrated installation is done from within a full
from-source Postgres installation.

You should use Postgres v6.4.2 (or v6.4) and look in the chapter on ODBC
in the integrated docs (under postgres.html).

Good luck.

                     - Tom