This document provides instructions for installing pgODBC on Mac OS X:
1. Download and extract pgODBC from postgresql.org. Determine the location of your iODBC files. Configure pgODBC using ./configure with flags to specify the iODBC location and enable pthreads.
2. Make and sudo make install to complete the installation. Test the connection using the iodbctest tool and enter a full DSN string. If the response includes the driver version, the installation was successful.
3. Use the ODBC Administrator tool to add the pgODBC driver and configure a new ODBC connection to a local Postgres database, specifying the username and password. This should
This document provides instructions for installing pgODBC on Mac OS X:
1. Download and extract pgODBC from postgresql.org. Determine the location of your iODBC files. Configure pgODBC using ./configure with flags to specify the iODBC location and enable pthreads.
2. Make and sudo make install to complete the installation. Test the connection using the iodbctest tool and enter a full DSN string. If the response includes the driver version, the installation was successful.
3. Use the ODBC Administrator tool to add the pgODBC driver and configure a new ODBC connection to a local Postgres database, specifying the username and password. This should
This document provides instructions for installing pgODBC on Mac OS X:
1. Download and extract pgODBC from postgresql.org. Determine the location of your iODBC files. Configure pgODBC using ./configure with flags to specify the iODBC location and enable pthreads.
2. Make and sudo make install to complete the installation. Test the connection using the iodbctest tool and enter a full DSN string. If the response includes the driver version, the installation was successful.
3. Use the ODBC Administrator tool to add the pgODBC driver and configure a new ODBC connection to a local Postgres database, specifying the username and password. This should
After some problems with earlier version of Postgresl and pgODBC I gave the new version 8.4.100 a try. And after some obstacles due to missing documentations I finally succeded with it.
The prerequisites you need are
• a running postgresql installation; mine is a postgresql 8.1.5 • iODBC from www.iodbc.org
For the installation I made these steps:
1. Download pgODBC from postgresql.org and untar it. 2. Determine the location of your iodbc-config file. In the following I assume it's part of the OSX10.5 SDK. Call the configure script as follows: ./configure --with-iodbc=/ Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk/usr/bin/iodbc-config --enable-pthreads 3. After a successful run you can call now make. 4. If this run was succesful, too, you're about to make the last step in installation: sudo make install 5. A conncetion test can be made using the iodbctest tool. Call it like this: iodbctest 6. Then type a ? in order to get the list of defined ODBC sources. 7. Important! Enter a full qualified DSN string: "DSN=office;host=localhost;server=localhost;Database=office;UID=;PWD=" 8. If the response is like this: Driver: 08.04.0100 (psqlodbcw.so), everything went fine. 9. Now it's time to configure the ODBC connection. For this task you should call ODBC Administrator from your Utilities folder. You add a new driver as shown on the hardcopy. 10. Next you should add a new conncetion in ODBC Administrator as shown on the next hardcopy. In the example I used a local database called office. The userid and password should be given as you use it when accessing the database by psql. 11. If everything went fine you should be able now to access your postgresql database by Filemaker using the "ODBC source" option.