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> Are new odbc installs (postdrv.exe) created when there are patches? Aka. we
> can uninstall the old driver, download the new one and install it? Or is it
> up to us to compile a new driver?

We've been getting some great patches for ODBC recently, but can always
use a bit more help for posting compiled versions, documentation, etc
etc.

The server at ftp.postgresql.org is available to anyone wanting to post
binary packages.

                         - Thomas