The connections through the Windows ODBC standard (Open Database Connectivity) expand the possibilities of access to data sources based on basic connection drivers that the operating system itself or some other applications can provideAccess to certain file types, or tables in certain types of ...
This article introduces how to configure ODBC DSN in Client to access remote DB2 for windows in detail. Then I give a sample how to access remote DB2 database with ODBC by DB Query Analyzer expediently. It’s also applicable to configure ODB
Date: October 19, 2005 11:29PM Hello people, I'm creating a access frontend for a mySQL DB. The frontend works fine at all. The MySQL Database is connected with the "MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver". But I don't want to configure 30 machines in the company manually. Is there a VBA solutio...
it is important to know both the bit architecture (32-bit vs 64-bit) of the computer, and the bit architecture (32-bit vs 64-bit) of the ODBC driver. For example, if a Microsoft Access data source is being set up, and the Microsoft Access ODBC Driver ...
It’s also applicable to configure ODBC DSN to access remote DB2 for other OS such as Aix, Linux, Solaris and so on. Key wordsODBC; DB Query Analyzer; DB2 1Get port number of DB2 instance We should get port number of DB2 instance at first. Please run db2 command line process, then ...
I'm trying to access an ASA16 server from IQ16 via ODBC driver. Both servers are installed on the same Linux box. I've installed unixodbc-bin and added a file .odbc.init into home of user running the databases: [mes_input] Driver=/opt/sqlanywhere16/lib64/libdbodbc16...
I'm trying to connect an Access DB (2010 32-bit) to a System ODBC connection on a Windows 7 PC (64-bit) However, when I try to link to the Machine Data source for it, I can't find the ODBC data source I created. I know there's an issue between 32 bit apps and the 64 dri...
I have an application that has a specified database connection that I either can't or don't want to change. However, I need to move the database to a new server. How can I do this easily without breaking other things that maybe using this connection and/or database?
As long as you use Windows Authentication you shouldn't need to enter a user name and password. If it is a domain issue you might be able to fix that by using the IP address in place of the SQL Server name in your connection string....
't let me, it says the file is in use. I can't open the file, nor delete it manually. I have to exit out of access to do anything with it, which leads me to believe that when I exit access, the odbc connection is closed. Is there a way of doing this without closing access?