64-bit application against 32-bit DB

[Aleksandar Fabijanic]

Hi,

In the case from the subject (64-bit app => 32-bit DB), sometimes there are discrepancies in ODBC structure size (e.g. sizeof(SQL_TIMESTAMP_STRUCT)) and DB field sizes (as reported by SQLGetTypeInfo() ODBC call). Is it the driver's (provided, of course, that the driver is 64-bit) responsibility to figure out against what DB it is executing and properly resize the data?

Thanks,

Alex



     
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[Nick Gorham-2]

Aleksandar Fabijanic wrote:

>Hi,
>
>In the case from the subject (64-bit app => 32-bit DB), sometimes there are discrepancies in ODBC structure size (e.g. sizeof(SQL_TIMESTAMP_STRUCT)) and DB field sizes (as reported by SQLGetTypeInfo() ODBC call). Is it the driver's (provided, of course, that the driver is 64-bit) responsibility to figure out against what DB it is executing and properly resize the data?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Alex
>
>  
>

Yep.

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