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something is corrupting the data: msg#00058db.postgresql.odbc
Server (on Gentoo linux): postgresql-7.4.7 Windows client: psqlodbc-07.03.0200 I get perfect results when I use pgAdmin or directly on the console, but when I use Excel or Access through ODBC, I get corrupted numbers (using the same SQL command). The data corruption is consistent (same wrong number every time). The data type for all fields is float4. I've tried newer snapshot versions of psqlodbc and different clients, no luck. This also occurred with postgresql 7.3 on our old RH box... Correct: 2.5246,2.1749,229.04,30.148,0.92686,41.7 Excel/Access results: 2.5246,2.1749001,229.03999,30.148001,0.92685997,41.700001 Any suggestions? ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 5: Have you checked our extensive FAQ? http://www.postgresql.org/docs/faq
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