Strange characters with ODBC driver
Hi all, We're trying to use MonetDB together with SAP Business Objects using the ODBC driver but we're getting some strange results when using the table browser. The names of the schema's seem to be all mangled up (see attached screenshot). Any ideas what might be wrong? It works fine with the JDBC driver btw. Any advantages/disadvantages with both drivers? Best regards, Dennis Pallett
On 09/28/2015 06:36 PM, Dennis Pallett wrote:
Hi all,
We're trying to use MonetDB together with SAP Business Objects using the ODBC driver but we're getting some strange results when using the table browser. The names of the schema's seem to be all mangled up (see attached screenshot).
Any ideas what might be wrong? It works fine with the JDBC driver btw.
Could be a locale problem, and it could be a bug. First of all, which version of the ODBC driver are you using?
Any advantages/disadvantages with both drivers?
ODBC: you need to use C or C++. JDBC: you need to use Java. The two drivers were developed independently so undoubtedly have different bugs.
Best regards, Dennis Pallett
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Hi Sjoerd,
We've actually tried it with several recent versions and they all have this
problem. We are also looking into the possibility of a locale issue but
haven't found it yet.
Best regards,
Dennis
On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 6:53 PM, Sjoerd Mullender
On 09/28/2015 06:36 PM, Dennis Pallett wrote:
Hi all,
We're trying to use MonetDB together with SAP Business Objects using the ODBC driver but we're getting some strange results when using the table browser. The names of the schema's seem to be all mangled up (see attached screenshot).
Any ideas what might be wrong? It works fine with the JDBC driver btw.
Could be a locale problem, and it could be a bug. First of all, which version of the ODBC driver are you using?
Any advantages/disadvantages with both drivers?
ODBC: you need to use C or C++. JDBC: you need to use Java.
The two drivers were developed independently so undoubtedly have different bugs.
Best regards, Dennis Pallett
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-- Sjoerd Mullender
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