Hi,
My colleague and I are new to Linux and notice there is no ODBC Socket
option in the datasources page, is this a "feature" of MX? If so, can I
create ODBC datasources some other way in ColdFusion MX on Linux (RedHat).
TIA,
Robbie
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From: Robert Shaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 2:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Linux & ODBC Socket
Hi,
My colleague and I are new to Linux and notice there is no ODBC Socket
option
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Linux & ODBC Socket
Yes that is built into MX. It's so you can create an ODBC connection via
the ODBC control panel, then you use the ODBC Socket option and tell it
the name of the DSN you created in the ODBC Control Panel. It's used
when there is a Datab
> Hi,
> My colleague and I are new to Linux and notice there is no ODBC Socket
> option in the datasources page, is this a "feature" of MX? If so, can I
> create ODBC datasources some other way in ColdFusion MX on Linux (RedHat).
>
I don't believe that ODBC works on *nix systems. In the examples t
On Thursday 05 Feb 2004 23:58 pm, Dave Carabetta wrote:
> I don't believe that ODBC works on *nix systems.
There are ODBC drivers in Java, that run on Linux (and any other O/S), afaicr.
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BlueFinger
004 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: Linux & ODBC Socket
> Hi,
> My colleague and I are new to Linux and notice there is no ODBC Socket
> option in the datasources page, is this a "feature" of MX? If so, can I
> create ODBC datasources some other way in ColdFusion MX on Linu
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