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PN, running Informix SE 7.2 with .NET, asked for the latest SDK/OLEDB/ODBC supporting it. Sheshnarayan Agrawal said CSDK 2.90.xC4 was latest. PN listed limitations of the 3.82 ODBC driver: fields only by number, no rs.movelast, and a loop returning only one row. VG linked named parameters to the engine. No solution given.
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We're running Informix SE 7.2. What's the latest version of client SDK
that supports this standard engine version? Also, is there any other
3rd-party drivers out there that I can use?
I'm using .NET 2003 and 2005 . The current ODBC driver has lots of
limitations.
thanks
PN
The latest version of CSDK available is 2.90.xC4. What version of ODBC
version are you using currently? Please can you describe the limitations
you are talking about in ODBC driver?
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/informix/tools/csdk/
Thanks & Regards
-Shesh
"PN" <ndphung@gmail.com>
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Latest OLEDB and ODBC version of IBM Informix SDK Client that supports
SE 7.x
We're running Informix SE 7.2. What's the latest version of client SDK
that supports this standard engine version? Also, is there any other
3rd-party drivers out there that I can use?
I'm using .NET 2003 and 2005 . The current ODBC driver has lots of
limitations.
thanks
PN
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I'm runing 3.82 ODBC driver.
One of the limitations is that you have to use the field # instead of
field name.
For example,
rs.item(1).Value instead rs.item("fieldname").value
Thanks
PN
This is another limitation:
I can't use rs.movelast because the recordset using ODBC does not allow
feeding backward.
I cannot use a regular SQL SELECT statement to get all the rows in a
table. Using a loop, I can only get 1 row for the connection.
Do I have to use stored procedure to pull data from Informix SE 7.x? Is
there anything else I could do to get SELECT work?
Thanks
PN
Example::
Dim sconnect As String
sconnect = ""
.....
cnBol.ConnectionString = sconnect
Try
cnBol.Open()
cmdBOL.ActiveConnection = cnBol
cmdBOL.CommandText = "select * from vw_customer"
cmdBOL.CommandType = ADODB.CommandTypeEnum.adCmdText
rstFactor.Open(cmdBOL)
' rstFactor.MoveLast()
MsgBox(rstFactor.RecordCount)
rstFactor.MoveFirst()
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