Re: How to write your own database driver
- From: Bob Badour <bbadour@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 15:05:28 GMT
elif wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem for which I have a new idea how to solve it. But I'm
not sure if it is possible, so I'm writing to you.
There's a software which connects to a database and reads data from the
database and then visualizes that data. But it doesn't support a
certain database. (sybase) We made it work with a oledb driver anyway.
But it doesn't work smoothly, there are some problems.
Now I can't change the database and I have no access to the software
code. So I thought maybe I can write a custom driver. One of the
problems is that the software puts quotes around the string and so the
software can't read any column names and table names that are longer
than 28 characters. Could I write the driver so that it only looks at
the first 28 characters of the string, or could I make a similar
workaround within the driver?
I'd be happy to get comments or any pointers to references on the
topic.
Cheers,
Elif
PS: I tried the 'Enable Quotes' option. The error is sth different than
that. We tried all possible settings of the driver.
Your question is more appropriate for an ODBC, OLEDB or sybase newsgroup. Have you looked into whether other sybase drivers already exist?
.
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