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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

Report designer creates crystal report in designer with direct connection to database with ODBC (DSN) connection. Same reports are executed via a Winform(C#) application via DSN and provides Database Server, database, user ID and password. I need to make such changes to the Crystal Report object. ReportDocument should not directly connect to Database via DSN. Instead, we will bring data via service by calling respective stored procedure and parameters as System.Data.DataTable . This DataTable object should be used to populate/generate reports. I do get the stored procedure and parameter

I'm building a desktop app that needs to communicate with a MS Access database. Now, unless I want to register the DSN for the database on every computer that's going to use the desktop app, I need a way to connect to the database in a DSN-less fashion. I've searched alot and found some useful links on how to create connection strings and based on that I tried modifying my program based on that but without success. The code below fails. If i switch the string in the getConnection to "jdbc:odbc:sampleDB" it works, but that's using DSN and not what I want to achieve. How do I write and use a

When I create a DSN connection to SQL Server using the wizard, I am able to link it to a view. In this case, Access recognizes it as an editable table. But if I use a DSN-less connection to a view using vba code (Method 1 from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/892490 ), it is linked as a table that is NOT updatable. I don't know why there is a difference, but how can I make a connection to a view in SQL Server (either as a table or a query in Access) and have it be updatable? Edit: When I make a DSN-less connection using a table in SQL Server rather than a view, it is updatable in Access.

I'm trying to connect to an odbc database via php's PDO class: $dsn = 'odbc:CS_HDZipCodes32bit'; $username = 'demo'; $password = 'skdemo!'; $connection = new PDO($dsn, $username, $password); die( var_dump( $connection ) ); but when I do, I get the error : Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'PDOException' with message 'could not find driver' in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\pdoClass.php:7 Stack trace: #0 C:\inetpub\wwwroot\pdoClass.php(7): PDO->__construct('odbc:CS_HDZipCo...', 'demo', 'skdemo!') #1 {main} thrown in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\pdoClass.php on line 7 The $dsn value is the name of the DSN I created in