One omission from my part, the actual odbc_import does not contains only 2
attributes, but 24. Is it too much?
Hugues
On Fri, Sep 28, 2007 at 03:52:57PM -0400, David Warren wrote:
> Hugues Demers writes:
> > Hum, it answered no.
>
> Not even a warning? Hmmm. If it's doing what I think it should be
> doing, then that would mean that no odbc_import has been successfully
> done. But I would have thought that with your:
>
> :- odbc_open('MySource_Name','Username','Password').
> :- odbc_import('DB.TABLENAME'('attribute_1', 'attribute_2'), tablename).
>
> there would have been some complaint, of either the odbc_open not
> completing or the odbc_import not completing.
>
> Maybe you can give us exactly what the entire program is, and exactly
> what you entered and what it responded.
>
> (I would eliminate the :- auto_table. command. That is a little
> suspicious with the ODBC interface, but should be OK, I would
> think...)
>
> -David
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