Am 19.04.2014 12:44, schrieb Gunnar "Nick" Bluth:
Heillo,
after stumbling across compile errors for odbc_fdw I realised it was
still on the 9.1. level.
I've patched it, based on the tds_fdw code (so it's still read-only).
It does compile, and I think it is generally sane, however I'm
_anything but a C hacker_, so whoever feels confident enough please
review this, or even add the write capability :)
As I've been playing around with tds_fdw before and just wanted to see
if I can get around my encoding issues with odbc_fdw, I will not be
able to test it for a few days though.
Ok, finally got it tested against the SQL-Server (shiver). It generally
works (picks up the DSN from freetds.conf etc.), but when accessing any
remote table, I get:
ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: "NULL"
Now, I don't want to change my INT columns to varchar and rework the
rubbish that's in there... does anybody know how to trick (unix)ODBC
into sending proper NULL values instead of a char representation?
Any hints appreciated!
Regards,
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Email: gunnar.bl...@pro-open.de
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