ok, so my problem is that the odbc drivers can't load after updating my desktop to 10.4.5 latest security update. Could be coincidence, but that looks like the culprit. The files still exist, but when I run the iODBC test command, I get:1: SQLDriverConnect = [iODBC][Driver Manager]NSLinkModule() fa
I would download the latest ODBC manager from openlinksw.Then try, also, there is a better version of iodbc, out, based on 3.52.4, that has some mac bug fixes. The only thing, you have to compile it yourself.I am running 10.4.5, and I have the latest ODBC SDK/manager from openlinksw installed, base
Well, the OpenLInk MySQL Lite driver works. Other drivers are still DOA. Now the openlink driver isn't free - it is an "evaluation" license. Their pricing is a bit confusing. Can't tell if I have to pay 99 or 499 to get back in business.thank youOn Mar 9, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Robert Garcia wrote:I
I don't necessarily use the openlink drivers, but I use the manager.I don't know how robust they are, but I have used these for a LONG time in development, and have had zero problems.http://www.actualtechnologies.com/product_opensourcedatabases.phpAnd they work with the above openlink manager, and
The apple odbc managers, and libs, are based on iODBC, just like openlink. But apple seems to update so infrequently. So I keep up with the openlink ODBC SDK, which installs later versions of the iodbc libs, and the manager GUI, which is MUCH better than apples.I also sometimes compile the latest i
