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Distribution: Fedora 36; Homebrew desktop with Ryzen 5600G and 32Gb. Using Red Hat since 1998
Posts: 304
Rep:
Setting up psql odbc on Fc11 x86_64
I have installed postgresql-odbc.x86_64 using yum. I expected libodbcpsql driver and setup files to be available in /usr/lib64, but they are not there. Where should I look for the driver, and what entries do I make in odbcinst.ini?
Distribution: Fedora 36; Homebrew desktop with Ryzen 5600G and 32Gb. Using Red Hat since 1998
Posts: 304
Original Poster
Rep:
Solved - I was looking for the wrong thing in the wrong place - I suspect an FC11 distro issue. I have also had trouble with the standard FC11x86_64 distro of postgresql odbc, so I have uninstalled the lot and am building it all from source.
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