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> Another point is that since the ODBC driver is C anyway, there are no
> cross-language issues for it in relying on libpq. This is quite
> different IMHO from the situation for JDBC, or DBD::Pg, where there are
> advantages in having a single-language solution.
This is not so much of an issue with DBD::Pg - it already uses quite a
bit of C code[1]. not only from libpq, but because DBI is written in C, and
because it is handy sometimes to use non-libpq pgsql code, such as some
of the quoting stuff. Having libpq is definitely a bonus for us (DBD::Pg),
and we've never really had an issue with libpq until now, and it's getting
fixed, so no worries.
[1] Well, C and pseudo-C XS code anyway.
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