Dan VerWeire

Hi @mtrezzi! I'm not sure I can help you all the way through this, but you might try enabling debugging in the odbc module (https://github.com/wankdanker/node-odbc#debug). At least we can then...

My best guess is that the Firebird TimeStamp types maps to some ODBC type other than SQL_DATETIME or SQL_TIMESTAMP. A quick look at /usr/include/sql.h indicates that SQL_TYPE_TIMESTAMP has the value...

Hey! I totally hear what you are saying. I went through a couple iterations with another developer regarding multiple result sets which apparently messages are also treated as one. I...

We don't handle bound parameters for output as you are intending to use here. You'd be better off with something like : ``` sql ---- Store Procedure SP_PROC1 CREATE PROCEDURE...

I agree that this would be nice. I did look in to it out of curiosity a month back or so and at that time there was no "blessed" way...

@joshuapinter What is the datatype of that field?

Right. Not sure how exactly to handle this when the result is an object. We'd have to look for duplicate column names and then modify the column name in the...

I don't think that is the constructor for odbc@^2. If you want to use that constructor, you have to install odbc@^1. Hope this helps.

Interesting. I wonder if there is a way to detect if the driver is an ODBC 2.x driver. node-odbc targets ODBC 3.x. Maybe switching to SQL_DESC_CONCISE_TYPE would be fine though....

Just out of curiosity, are you using any other compiled modules that work in the manner your are expecting? It would be best for me if I could compare or...