On Mon, Jan 12, 2004 at 12:55:07AM -0000, Andy Hassall wrote:
> Tim Bunce wrote:
> >
> > Darn it! Where are the various TIMESTAMP and INTERVAL types I was
> > expecting to find? Is the ODBC driver manager recent (v3 ODBC specs?)
> 
> The Oracle ODBC driver docs appear to say they don't support INTERVAL.
> 
> (Says this in the helpfile installed when you install the ODBC driver, in
> Oracle ODBC Driver Help / For All Users / Oracle ODBC Driver / Features Not
> Supported)
> 
> Can't find a mention of TIMESTAMP though. Then again there's not much 9i
> information in them - they look very much like the 8i docs, except for one
> mention of supporting failover in 9.2.0.4.

Thanks. For now I'm taking the view that if Oracle's ODBC driver doesn't
return type info for all types then I don't have to either :-)
Patches most welcome (against 1.15) to add in the extra type info.

Tim.

p.s. I think Informix supports the standard TIMESTAMP and INTERVAL types
so perhaps the write_tpeinfo_pm output from the Informix ODBC driver
could supply the right values.

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