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Hello - I am tasked with writing some reporting tools in MS Access that Database Administration and Advanced UseĬHAPTER 28.
#How do you configure the microsoft odbc paradox driver manuals
You have all the driver software and all the manuals (in the Helpįile) in that download. The ODBC driver software IS the client software, more or less (not
#How do you configure the microsoft odbc paradox driver install
It from your site? How do I install just the ODBC drivers and not the The ODBC drivers(not the client software) on the client machine. I downloaded the SQL Anyware studio from your website. > up in the 'Driver' tab in the ODBC Admin program. > I've installed the ODBC drivers for Sybase System 11, but they do not show SQL Server 2000 and VB 6, so I have the latest ODBC Admin program/DLL's.Ĭheck your odbcinst.ini registry entry, make sure "Sybase Susyem 11" Up in the 'Driver' tab in the ODBC Admin program. I've installed the ODBC drivers for Sybase System 11, but they do not show Installed ODBC driver (System 11) not available in ODBC Admin And It wouldn't work by saying that :&nb. Hi, I have a little problem with a new hosting at the moment.We have a working version of the website written in asp.net C#, with local sql 2005 express. We have been uploading the database tables using the program I wrote in delphi, (which I had to do since the original database is something that VS cannot read well I assume at least). I can access the database on the web via MS SQL Management Studio 2008 and I can run queries to check records. And here is the issue.I just use normal SQLConnect to connec to the database. How do I install odbc driver and use odbc conneciton ? > application path, is it necessary to add my app path to the > registry process ? Including the odbc dll's in my wrote in message Thanks for your answer, how would you guys automate this Time with the engineers who create the products! For more information, On all our technology, future trends in the market, not to mention getting A great place for education and in-depth discussions Sybase TechWave User Training and Solutions conference - August 4 - 8, 2003 Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Professional Version 8 It is best to have the files in the path rahter than hardcoding the values. The ODBC layer must be able to find the files so Please review the documentation on the topic of deployment. > these necessary files into a win system folder. > using another tool but i guess i can also just install > I have seen also some InstallShield templates, we are > This seems a rather small amount of files for our app to
#How do you configure the microsoft odbc paradox driver how to
> this link which explains how to redistribute the > that we are allowed to redistribute our cd. > We contacted our local Sybase office and they told us > connect to our db with their new system. > drive up there to install the ODBC drivers so they can
#How do you configure the microsoft odbc paradox driver license
> We have bought the OEM license to install our clients. > Those are the files necessary for an ODBC connection.
Registry process ? Including the odbc dll's in myĪpplication path, is it necessary to add my app path to the Thanks for your answer, how would you guys automate this > Question is, i only see about 3 files that need to be > us this link which explains how to redistribute the necessary > We contacted our local Sybase office and they told us that > install the ODBC drivers so they can connect to our db with At this moment we have to drive up there to
#How do you configure the microsoft odbc paradox driver upgrade
Now it happens that our clients upgrade or Whitepapers, TechDocs, and bug fixes are all available through theĭeveloper Community at Those are the files necessary for an ODBC connection. The other part of the the install is to setup the registry keys to make System folder (not very polite IMHO) but in you app directory. That looks like the correct list though please don't put them in a win > necessary files into a win system folder. > another tool but i guess i can also just install these > I have seen also some InstallShield templates, we are using > This seems a rather small amount of files for our app to be > Language- resource library => dblgen8.dll
Vanleeuwe John wrote in Question is, i only see about 3 files that need to be Necessary files into a win system folder. I have seen also some InstallShield templates, we are usingĪnother tool but i guess i can also just install these This seems a rather small amount of files for our app to beĪble to connect to the db.
Language- resource library => dblgen8.dll Question is, i only see about 3 files that need to be Us link which explains how to redistribute the necessary We contacted our local Sybase office and they told us that Install the ODBC drivers so they can connect to our db with We have bought the OEM license to install our clients.
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