Hi all,
When I try to open (using MFC) a non-forward only cursor on a view (i.e.
- select * from viewname), I get an error of attribute ctid not found.
There are some chances that this is an ODBC problem, but my research
suggests that the dependancy on ctid is created by the database itself.
Shachar Shemesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I try to open (using MFC) a non-forward only cursor on a view (i.e.
- select * from viewname), I get an error of attribute ctid not found.
There are some chances that this is an ODBC problem, but my research
suggests that the dependancy on ctid
Tom Lane wrote:
Shachar Shemesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I try to open (using MFC) a non-forward only cursor on a view (i.e.
- select * from viewname), I get an error of attribute ctid not found.
There are some chances that this is an ODBC problem, but my research
suggests that the
Shachar Shemesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Am I to understand that psql's nativ cursors support bidirectional
movements on views? That is good news, actually.
They do. (Complex views, like joins, may not work real well before
7.4.)
I suspect your real difficulty is that a view will not expose
