Oracle 8 and 8i ODBC drivers

I have written a win32 client application with Visual C++ for accessing an oracle 8.0.5 server on a linux platform.I have used an ODBC connection (MFC classes CDatabase e CRecordset). In application I have used a recordset on a view for updating the view's base table. On a view I have defined an instead of update trigger. All works fine. Now I must migrating it on an oracle 8.1.7 oracle server (or on win2k or linux). End now start the problem. On 8i server, after executing the query on the view, the function SQLGetStmtOption with SQL_CONCURRENCY param return SQL_CONCUR_READ_ONLY, making the recordset read only and i don't modify the view. What's the differences between Oracle 8 and Oracle 8i ODBC driver? Why with Oracle 8i I don't modify a view?
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Executed query is
SELECT * FROM VIEW_NAME WHERE ID = value
where ID is a primary key of the only key preserving table of the view.

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