Comments by tharre (Top 2 by date)

tharre 18-Apr-12 0:05am View

It's not I can't create a 64 bit ODBC. The issue is that the DB that i'm trying to access is 64 bit and my program is 32bit trying to read a 64 bit DSN. I can retrieve the DSN from the registry but the iAnywhere sql odbc does not find it as I'm sure it thinks it is 32 bit. I'm still investingating if i need to install 64bit SQL Anywhere tools and then grab the proper iAnywhere .net dll.

tharre 14-Apr-12 1:41am View

Hi Kuldeep,

Thanks - I'm going to try and do the ODBC Less DSN string contruction and see how that works.

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