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> I do not understand when people say that pg7.03 is out and some are
> talking
> about 7.1. What is the difference anyway? As far as I know 7.03 is the
> latest. What about 7.1? I am new to postgreSQL. Can someone please
> clarify me?

The latest released version is 7.0.3. However, 7.1 is on it's way (Release 
Candidate 1 aka RC1 should have been released last night).

> And added to that, if 7.03 is out, does the jdbc support calling
> stored procedures? cause when I used Calllable Statments in 7.02, there was an
> exception that it was not supported. Please clarify me.

CallableStatement is still not supported. A group of students are working on 
it. However the behaviour of throwing an exception is correct.

A workaround is to use PreparedStatement (as in postgres prodecures are 
implemented as functions) and use select.

Peter


> 
> Regards,
> 
> Selvam
> 
> 
> 
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>                                                  Subject:     Re: [JDBC]
> pg703: support for Large  
>                                                  objects via JDBC
> PreparedStatement.setBi          
>                     20/03/2001 11:10 PM          naryStream()           
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> 
> Quoting Julian Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 
> > I didn't study the code in detail but it looked like there's stuff
> > missing
> > in the Large Objects API too, so it may not even be possible to use
> that
> > as
> > an alternative (I'd rather not anyway, but may have been able to make
> > the
> > setBinaryStream method call into it behind the scenes to do the work)
> >
> > Is there a workaround for this (or preferably a fix for the drivers!!)
> -
> > or
> > does it work in pg6.5 as downgrading may be an option?
> 
> No, proper stream support was only introduced in 7.1 :-)
> 
> > ps. posted a variation on this to the pgsql-bugs list the other day
> but
> > don't know if it got through - hopefully this one will.
> 
> I've been ofline for a couple of weeks so I've got a few K of emails to
> catch
> up with :-(
> 
> Peter
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