Maximum Statements Specify the maximum number of statements allowed. Values are 10 to See Maximum Cursors. Maximum Cursors Specify the maximum number of cursors allowed. Allowable values are 10 to Maximum Columns Specify the maximum number of columns allowed in a single table. Allowable is 1 to Note that some Microsoft applications will not allow more than columns in a table. Note: The indexed file or table supports field names columns ; however, you may be limited in your queries to the table based on the query tool used.
For instance, the command-line query tool will support only result sets with a maximum number of columns. If you want your log file to write to another location, you must specify a fully-qualified file name. Full Logging Check this check box if you want detailed logging on the client. Abridged logging, more space-efficient, records only selected items rather than the complete control structure. Include Time Check this check box if you want to include the time to complete each call in the local log file.
Unique Filenames Check this check box if you want unique identifiers to be appended to the name of the local log file. Full Logging Check this check box if you want detailed logging on the host.
Include Time Check this check box if you want to include the time to complete each call in the log file on the host. Unique Filenames Check this check box if you want unique identifiers to be appended to the name of the remote log file.
Parent topic: How to Stores information about how to connect to a specific data source; may be used by the current user on the current machine only. A file-based data source that may be shared among all users who have the same drivers installed.
Type a string that identifies the name of the data source that you are creating. Type a description of the data source for additional user clarification. Network driver. Check this check box if this is a network data source. If this is a network data source, type the hostname of the server on which the data resides.
If this is a network data source, type the port number on which the server is listening. Browse to the configuration file that you created for the data source a remote file if this is a network data source. A username for the person who will be logging into the database on this machine. A password to be associated with the username.
Confirm Password. Fetch Buffer Size. Specify the size of the fetch buffer in bytes. Merge Buffer Size. Specify the size of the merge buffer in rows. In the Data Source Name box, enter the name of the data source to access. It can be any valid name that you choose. To identify whether a DSN was created using the bit or the bit driver, include the driver being used within the DSN identifier. This will help you to identify the right DSN to use with applications such as Excel that are only compatible with the bit driver.
In the Description box, enter some text to help identify the connection. By default, it is localhost. In the User field, enter the user name to use for this connection. In the Password field, enter the corresponding password for this connection.
The Database pop-up should be automatically populated with the list of databases that the user has permissions to access. To verify the connection using the parameters you have entered, click the Test button. Enter a name for your data source in the corresponding field. Fill in the parameters for the ODBC connection string , which is driver-specific.
In most of our ODBC drivers for databases, a connection string with basic parameters requires the user to only input their server address, port number, and login credentials, since Devart ODBC drivers allow direct access to the database without involving additional client libraries. Click Test Connection to verify connectivity.
Running the odbcad32 command in the Command Prompt or in the Run dialog box will start the bit version of the ODBC administrator on the bit Windows by default, therefore your best option is to select the bit version of the administrator in the search results of the Windows search box. Note though that if you have both versions bit and bit of the driver installed and you have configured a User DSN in contrast to a System DSN , you will be able to use the same DSN for bit and bit applications see the Platform column in the screenshot below.
In a situation where you need to use an application that is available only in bit, the bit ODBC driver does the trick. An example is Apache OpenOffice, which is distributed as a bit application. How To. ODBC Drivers.
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