Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

I use ODBC driver to access PostgresSQL 8.1 servers from Windows 98 computer
frmm Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9 application.

In a number of client and servers, it is not possible to send data to
server.

PostgreSQL log file shows shows that garbage characters are received. Server
responds to this packet with message

syntax error or at near ....

Server response is received correctly by client.

I tried latest and previous versions of Unicode ODBC driver and the problem
exist in both driver versions.
I can reproduce this in my office if application is running from Windows XP
drive from network drive.
If I copy application to C: drive in Windows 98 computer, application runs
OK.

Any idea how to fix this ?

Log file included.

Andrus.




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Re: Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

Andrus wrote:
> I use ODBC driver to access PostgresSQL 8.1 servers from Windows 98 computer
> frmm Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9 application.
>
> In a number of client and servers, it is not possible to send data to
> server.
>
> PostgreSQL log file shows shows that garbage characters are received. Server
> responds to this packet with message
>
> syntax error or at near ....
>
> Server response is received correctly by client.
>
> I tried latest and previous versions of Unicode ODBC driver and the problem
> exist in both driver versions.

What do you mean by the lastest vesrion ?

regards,
Hiroshi Inoue


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Re: Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

I mean

psqlodbc-08_02_002.zip file from

http://pgfoundry.org/frs/?group_id=1000125&release_id=546


One more note:

If I don't enter password, windows 98 client crashes with errir in kernel32

If I enter correct password, invalid data is sent.

Unicode driver log files for both cases are included.

Andrus.


"Hiroshi Inoue" wrote in message
news:4508967D.7050700@tpf.co.jp...
> Andrus wrote:
>> I use ODBC driver to access PostgresSQL 8.1 servers from Windows 98
>> computer
>> frmm Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9 application.
>>
>> In a number of client and servers, it is not possible to send data to
>> server.
>>
>> PostgreSQL log file shows shows that garbage characters are received.
>> Server
>> responds to this packet with message
>>
>> syntax error or at near ....
>>
>> Server response is received correctly by client.
>>
>> I tried latest and previous versions of Unicode ODBC driver and the
>> problem
>> exist in both driver versions.
>
> What do you mean by the lastest vesrion ?
>
> regards,
> Hiroshi Inoue
>
>
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Re: Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

Andrus wrote:
> I mean
>
> psqlodbc-08_02_002.zip file from
>
> http://pgfoundry.org/frs/?group_id=1000125&release_id=546
>

Judging from the log, you are using 8.1.xxxx.

regards,
Hiroshi Inoue

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Re: Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

> Judging from the log, you are using 8.1.xxxx.

Hiroshi,

the same problem occus with your ODBC driver also.
I you want I can create log files using latest ODBC driver.

Andrus.



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Re: Corrupted data sent by Windows 98 client

Andrus wrote:
>> Judging from the log, you are using 8.1.xxxx.
>
> Hiroshi,
>
> the same problem occus with your ODBC driver also.

Did you try the ANSI version ?

> I you want I can create log files using latest ODBC driver.

Please send me the ANSI version's log.

regards,
HIroshi Inoue

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