ODBC database drivers and supporting files. This section lists files that are required for all ODBC database connections from PowerBuilder or InfoMaker applications, as well as files required for a specific database interface or DBMS.
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Common ODBC connector based on ANSI SQL We have provided support to connect to different databases through their ODBC drivers. More specifically, database solutions providing ODBC drivers based on ANSI SQL standard can establish connection with our application. When it comes to ANSI SQL supportive ODBC, not all functions are supported by vendors but still most of the functions and keywords used would be common and based on the standards. As long as the query that we issue from our Syncfusion Dashboard gets executed in the respective database, we may stay in the live query mode.
If any function or keyword is not supported, we would recommend the user to switch to extracted mode and continue the dashboard design as usual further. This is a generic way to approach this scenario. Live Query Mode: Issuing a query directly to the database via ODBC and retrieving the data as a resultant. This happens when the functions and keywords in the query are accepted by the database via its ODBC driver. Extracted Mode: When the functions or keywords in a query is not accepted by the database via its ODBC driver, user is provided with an option to extract and move their data to an embedded (internal) data source. Further, we continue issuing queries to the embedded (internal) data source and retrieve the data as a resultant.
Following are few of the options which does not have direct or alternate functions under ANSI SQL standards and they remain as a limitation with our Syncfusion Dashboard. But if you still prefer to work on them, then we recommend you switching to the extracted mode.
Standard Deviation and Variance under Aggregation functions. Relative Date Filters. Changing data types dynamically To start with, first download and install the ODBC driver provided by the respective database vendor. In this example, we have downloaded and configured Teradata ODBC driver available for Windows OS.
Once the installation is over, launch our dashboard designer application. Navigate to the Add Data Source section under Data Sources and you may now find a new connection wizard”. Change the connection type as Others (ANSI SQL) and select the driver which you have installed. Once the driver is selected, go to Connect Driver option where database server information needs to be entered in-order to generate an appropriate connection string and establish a connection.
After entering the database server information, you can check your connection using Test Connection option. On successful connection, now you are allowed to access the respective database. Further, database schema is obtained from which table information are extracted and populated in the designer canvas. Finally you are now ready to design a dashboard with tables or views available. If you need more knowledge about designing our dashboard, just. Data Connection Drivers The compliant databases whose connectivity through Syncfusion Dashboard Designer was officially confirmed with ANSI SQL standard compliant ODBC drivers are listed below.
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Dll, version: 15.7.0.701, time stamp: 0x50f894ac Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x08beb5 Faulting process id: 0x13ac Faulting application start time: 0x01ce4cfb0603cfed Faulting application path: C: Windows system32 dllhost. Exe Faulting module path: C: Progra 1 Sybase DataAccess64 ODBC dll sybdrvodb64. Dll Report Id: 45 a08760 - b8ee - 11e2 - b330 - 005056 9 b7b9f. Sybase (now owned by SAP) has at least 5 different database products. So when you say 'Sybase 12' and 'Sybase 15.7' we need to know which database product(s) you are referring to. So when you say 'Sybase 12' which one are you using?: Adaptive Server Enterprise (aka ASE), SQL Anywhere (aka SA or ASA), Sybase IQ (aka IQ), Advantage Database Server (aka ADS), Ultralite (aka UL).
And there are a few more! And when you say 'Sybase 15.7' which are you referring to? My guess is that you are using Adaptive Server Enterprise. Again, if you are using ASE as the 'main server' (not the remote) and using the ASE driver then you should ask your question on the. This forum is for questions about SQL Anywhere.
Note to others: It is not quamrain's fault that this is the wrong forum for an ASE question, and you should not vote this question down UNTIL YOU TRY TO FIND AN ASE FORUM ON THE SAP WEBSITE. Go ahead, try that, and maybe then you will be voting this question UP. Update: I would rather not post a stand-alone rant, without also providing some actual help, BUT I did try to find the ASE forums on. They are SUPPOSED to be there, because the NNTP forums have been turned off, but I CANNOT FIND THEM.
Not even via Google. Mark, you try.
You're inside The Golden Temple, you must know where stuff is. Breck: I will agree that finding the ASE discussion forum on SCN is not trivial.
But I did find it a few weeks ago (but I can't remember how I did that?). The last question in this forum's will point you to the. On click on 'Discussions (forum)' and then you can ask your question(s) (if you are logged in). And I agree, if a new user to Sybase/ASE/SA/IQ/etc does not know where to go to resolve an issue and they end up asking their question on this forum then we should definitely try to help them by at least pointing them in the right direction.
Ok, for posterity, I remembered how I found the ASE forum. And these directions may help others find it in the future? I browsed to and then typed in ' ASE forum' in the 'search the community' text box near the top right of the page.
This took me to a results page that happens to have (currently) an entry beginning with '. This entry indicates that there are two ASE related discussion forums - that are using ASE (as their backend for their SAP applications), and for users that are using ASE as their general purpose backend database.