RE: Freetds\sql server lag

> From: moshe doron [mailto:moshe@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: November 24, 2003 5:19 AM
> > 
> > Probably you have unixODBC but not unixODBC-devel.
> 
> Since my testing's computers is used by ~1000 forgotten apps, doing it
> the standard ./configure way, is the preferred method. is 
> there such way
> doing it?
> If not, I think should be, since this behavior put unnecessary barrier
> using freetds.

Quite right, Moshe.  Until recently, one had to explicitly configure for
ODBC, else the driver wouldn't get built.  Frediano added autodetection,
which simplifies things for most people, but snagged you.  

The best answer is to base autodetection on the existence of the header
files, plus make --disable-odbc work.  I can do the latter, perhaps next
weekend.  That's a must for 0.62.  

Meantime, you need a workaround.  You might install an ODBC driver manager,
as Frediano suggests.  (Even though you won't use the ODBC driver, at least
the build will succeed.)  Or you might try deleting src/odbc/Makefile; that
might work.  

If you squint at config.log, you might be able to tell how the autodetection
works and move the file(s) out of the way temporarily.  I can't offer more
specifics because I haven't looked into it.  

HTH.

--jkl
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