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Typing the command: odbcinst -q -s on RHEL 6, I get the following error message: odbcinst: SQLGetPrivateProfileString failed with . All my DSN's are also not showing up when I run: odbcinst -q -d Type the command: env |grep 'ODBC' to check if the ODBCSYSINI and the ODBCINI variables are set. If no results are returned - you need to add the variables to the environment variable pointing to the directory and the path to where the odbc.ini file is located as follows (in my case for RHEL 6 it is located at /etc - others may have it on /usr/local/etc ): Edit ~\.bash_profile and add the following

I'm using the following setup to access a MS-SQL database from a PHP application RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 PHP 5.2.14 with PDO and PDO_ODBC unixODBC 2.2.11 FreeTDS 0.82.1.dev.20100810 Unparametrized queries work fine. The only issue is being forced to close cursor on single result statements (with PDOStatment::closeCursor) to avoid "0 [FreeTDS][SQL Server] Invalid cursor state (SQLSTATE=24000)" errors. But I'm having a major issue with typed bound parameter. When using code like this: $stmt = $PDO->prepare('INSERT INTO table (column1, column2) VALUES (:foo, :bar'); $stmt->bindValue(':foo', 21,

When using SQL pass-thru queries in MS Access, there is a default time-out of 60 seconds, at which point an instruction is sent to the remote server to cancel the request. Is there anyway to send this command from the keyboard similar to Access' own "Ctrl + Break" operation? Lynn Crumbling Firstly, understanding how Control-C cancels execution. They probably trap that key sequence, and do something special. I strongly suspect that oracle's client apps (SQL*Plus et al) are calling OCIBreak() behind the scenes, and passing in the handle to the server that they obtained when they executed the

My remote database is Mysql database and i want to retreive some records and put into the Microsoft Access database which is a localhost database and i want to also create DSN for remote database please help me I've just got a similar set up working in MATLAB which uses java to connect to MySQL and Access databases. I created a java class with the following method /** * Open a connection to a MySQL database * @param userName registered user on the MySQL database. * @param userPassword MySQL database password for the named user. * @param databaseUrl database name eg. 'jdbc:mysql://glnd2818898

I have 3 csv files located in different network folders. The network folders/sub-folders may have spaces in them. I want to join these 3 csv files to create a single ADO Recordset containing required columns. Test1.csv (I have excluded unnecessary columns from all csv's) T1Id | Gpos | lbl ----------------------- 1001 | 0 | Innovate 1002 | 1 | Buys 1003 | 2 | Sales 1004 | 3 | Forecasts 1005 | 4 | Usage 1006 | 5 | Forum Test2.csv: (I have excluded unnecessary columns from all csv's) T2Id | T1Id | Apos | tval ----------------------------------- 382 | 1001 | 1 | my life my rules. 203 | 1001 | 2 |

I'm trying to connect to Teradata in SAS. I set up an teradata ODBC on the machine. The assumption currently for me is that using ODBC is the only way for me to access the database. And here is the syntax of my connection command: Libname Teradata ODBC dsn = 'dsnname' uid = 'uid' pwd = 'pwd'; results: Error: The ODBC engine cannot be found. Error: Error in the LIBNAME statement. It keeps saying that the ODBC engine cannot be found. I'm really confused now. Is there anything wrong with the command? Or I have to do something else outside SAS? I check the licence Proc Setinit; result: SAS/ACCESS