Re: need help with errors in ODBC log

Dave Page wrote:
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Carolyn Lu Wong [mailto:carolyn(at)greatpacific(dot)com(dot)au]
> > Sent: 07 November 2000 04:03
> > To: pgsql-interfaces(at)postgresql(dot)org
> > Subject: [INTERFACES] need help with errors in ODBC log
> >
> >
> > This problem is regarding VB5 application connection to postgreSQL
> > V6.5 via PsqlODBC V6.5. I'm not sure if the problem is related to ODBC
> > or the database. Please let me know if I should direct the question to
> > another discussion group.
> >
> > When I try to open a record set from VB with a simple select
> > statement, results are retrieved if I connect to database on a local
> > server. However, if I try to retrieve data from remote server (via
> > internet) with the same code, I get the following error: '3669:
> > Execution Cancelled' (source - DAO.Connection).
> >
> > The statement I try to open the record set with is 'select * from
> > accounts where account_no = 3;' I have included extractions from the
> > ODBC log files for both cases. The only difference I can see is in the
> > case where error arises, it has additional 'select * from select *
> > from....' in the log. I don't know where the 'select *' that comes
> > before the select statement comes from.
> >
>
> The additional 'SELECT * FROM' is probably caused by having the command type
> set to table rather than text in the data control. This causes the control
> to assume that the recordsource is a tablename so it sticks SELECT * FROM in
> front of it to create a complete query.
>
> HTH,
> Regards, Dave.

The thing is, when I run the same application accessing database from
the local server (LAN), I don't have the VB 3669 error, and the
additional 'Select * from' does not exist in the log file. However, if
i'm accessing database from remote server (WAN), it causes the VB
error and there's additional 'select * from' in the log file! Apart
from the differences in the data, both database table definitions are
identical.

FYI, the source of the recordset in VB is SQL statement.