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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 1999 04:02:44 +0000
From: Mark Dzmura <mdz@phalanx.phalanx.net>
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I noted on the Postgresql JDBC web site that the latest JDBC driver appeared to work
with Borland JBuilder 3, so I downloaded the latest jdbc6.5-1.2.jar and fired it up.
However, I got the same results I did before using the JDBC explorer:

    - I am able to type SQL queries and receive results, but
    - The tree view in the left pane shows ONLY the "SYSTEM INDEX" table
        for each postgresql database I look at - and shows SIX COPIES of it!!
        I am never able to see "ordinary" tables in the tree view - however, this
        does not preclude my use of tables in SQL statements - if I know their
        names in advance!!

Is there something I can do to fix this behavior??  Or is the Borland JDBC Explorer
taking advantage of a JDBC feature which is not implemented by the Postgresql JDBC
driver ??

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On another note, I have an earlier version of the driver (from late summer) also named

    jdbc6.5-1.2.jar

which is about 154k or so.... The one I just grabbed is about 184k.  Am I confused,
or are distinct versions of the driver not uniquely named ??

Thanks for great open-source tools,
Mark Dzmura

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