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How to determine if ODBC was compiled in?
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Jared Evans
2004-05-12 17:12:47 UTC
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Hi,

How would I determine if the Debian Postgresql package I installed was
configured with --enable-odbc option?

Jared
Peter Eisentraut
2004-05-16 19:56:08 UTC
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Post by Jared Evans
How would I determine if the Debian Postgresql package I installed
was configured with --enable-odbc option?
This is fairly uninteresting, since all this switch controls is whether
the ODBC driver gets built. Clearly, there is a Debian package for the
ODBC driver.


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Jared Evans
2004-05-17 01:54:55 UTC
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perhaps you misunderstood my question. I downloaded a binary package
off the Debian website. How do I determine what options it was
compiled with? That is my question.

Jared
Post by Peter Eisentraut
Post by Jared Evans
How would I determine if the Debian Postgresql package I installed
was configured with --enable-odbc option?
This is fairly uninteresting, since all this switch controls is whether
the ODBC driver gets built. Clearly, there is a Debian package for the
ODBC driver.
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Peter Eisentraut
2004-05-18 07:06:10 UTC
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Post by Jared Evans
perhaps you misunderstood my question. I downloaded a binary package
off the Debian website. How do I determine what options it was
compiled with? That is my question.
Look inside the source package in debian/rules.


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