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Wikipedia.Creating an ODBC Data SourceI'm going to assume that you have 1) MapInfo Pro installed and 2) a database system installed too. In my example, I will use PostgreSQL with PostGIS. The steps would be similar for another database system such as MS SQL Server.First, you need to download and install the specific PDBC driver for the database system. For PostgreSQL with PostGIS, you can find the drivers here: odbc.postgresql.org. For MS SQL Server, this is a good starting place: Download ODBC Driver for SQL Server.If you look in the latest Release Notes document, you can find a list of ODBC drivers that MapInfo Pro supports. These are drivers that have been tested with MapInfo Pro. We may also support newer/older versions but we can't be sure as we have tested these. As MapInfo Pro is a 64-bit application, you also need to ensure that you install a 64-bit driver.These are the supported drivers for MapInfo Pro v2021.1:Microsoft Access ODBC (64-bit)Microsoft SQL Server 2019Microsoft SQL Server 2017Microsoft SQL Server 2016Microsoft SQL Server 2012 QFE Native Client v11 (64-bit)PostgreSQL Unicode and ANSI ODBC driver 13.01 (64-bit)FDO toolkit 3.8 (used by SQLite and installed with MapInfo Pro)Oracle Instant Client 19.11 (64-bit)Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server 17.8You may also have to reach out to your IT department to get the ODBC driver installed on your system.Once the ODBC Driver has been installed, it's time to create an ODBC Data Source. You can create this directly from within MapInfo Pro or from the

Compatibility Can I mix and match client and server components from different OpenLink versions? OpenLink Software does not support mixed-version installations. Mismatched client and server software may not hinder a user's ability to connect and query. However, version incompatibility issues will arise over time. In fact, users who mix OpenLink 3.x and OpenLink 4.x software can expect specific problems with stability, transactions, and threading. These problems can only be resolved by upgrading the older component. Compatibility Can I run OpenLink 32-bit data access drivers (ODBC or JDBC) on a 64-bit operating system? OpenLink 32-bit data access drivers (ODBC or JDBC) software runs on 64-bit operating systems. However, OpenLink's 32-bit data access drivers are designed for use with 32-bit applications. Connectivity is possible to 64-bit applications that ship with 32bit libraries. However, OpenLink does not recommend this configuration. Compatibility Can I use 64-bit OpenLink ODBC or JDBC Drivers on a 32-bit operating system? OpenLink Software does not recommend this configuration. Compatibility Can I run multiple versions at the same time? Users like to run multiple driver versions for comparative purposes. Single-Tier users simply install their new drivers to a new directory. Multi-Tier drivers should install their new drivers to different directories, as well. In addition, Multi-Tier users must insure that their Request Brokers use separate TCP/IP Listen ports. Compatibility Do I need ODBC or JDBC Drivers? If you are unsure of whether you require our ODBC or JDBC drivers, please review the questions posed below: Do you need to query a database with a 3rd party application? Is your application ODBC- or JDBC- compliant? Does your network environment support the TCP/IP or SPX protocol? OpenLink's Data Access Drivers provide ODBC and JDBC connectivity between compliant applications and databases. Moreover, OpenLink's drivers use the TCP/IP network protocol to achieve this connection. Consequently, if your response is YES to the aforementioned questions, you need these drivers. If you are still unsure, please consult your Database Administrators, System Administrators, or other knowledgeable staff. Users who respond NO to one or more questions must clarify their needs with either a Support Consultant or their Account Manager. We offer other solutions which might be what you require. Compatibility Do OpenLink ODBC Drivers work with Oracle Heterogeneous Services? Our ODBC drivers work in conjunction with Oracle's Heterogeneous Services. Compatibility Do OpenLink ODBC Drivers work with SQLServer Linked Servers? OpenLink's 5.x+ drivers support ODBC API calls made by MS SQLServer's Linked Servers. We also provide an alternative OLE DB provider for use with this and similar products. Compatibility Does OpenLink ODBC Drivers work with the SQL Server DTS Wizard? OpenLink's 5.x+ drivers support ODBC API calls made by MS SQLServer's DTS Wizard. We also provide an alternative ODBC provider for ADO.NET and OLE.DB for use with this and similar products. Compatibility Do you have 16Bit drivers? OpenLink produced 16Bit 1.x builds. These builds are not available to the general public. Compatibility How can I tell if OpenLink produces software for a particular operating system or database? Go to

Amazon Redshift supports Amazon ODBC Redshift drivers on Windows and Linux systems. You must install the Amazon ODBC Redshift 64-bit driver based on your system requirement.Note: Informatica certifies Amazon Redshift ODBC driver version, AmazonRedshiftODBC-64-bit-1.4.8.1000-1.x86_64, to use for SQL ELT optimization.Configuring Amazon Redshift ODBC connection on WindowsBefore you establish an ODBC connection to connect to Amazon Redshift on Windows, you must configure the ODBC connection.Perform the following steps to configure an ODBC connection on Windows:1Download the Amazon Redshift ODBC drivers from the AWS website. You must download the Amazon Redshift ODBC 64-bit driver.2Install the Amazon Redshift ODBC drivers on the machine where the Secure Agent is installed. 3Open the folder in which ODBC data source file is installed. 4Run the odbcad32.exe file.The ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box appears.5Click System DSN.The System DSN tab appears. The following image shows the System DSN tab on the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box:6Click Configure.The Amazon Redshift ODBC Driver DSN Setup dialog box displays. The following image shows the Amazon Redshift ODBC Driver DSN Setup dialog box where you can configure the Connection Settings and Credentials section:7Specify the following connection properties in the Connection Settings section:PropertyDescriptionData Source NameName of the data source.ServerLocation of the Amazon Redshift server.PortPort number of the Amazon Redshift server.DatabaseName of the Amazon Redshift database.Note: You must specify the Server, Port, and Database values from the JDBC URL.8Specify the following credentials in the Credentials section:PropertyDescriptionUserUser name to access the Amazon Redshift database.PasswordPassword for the Amazon Redshift database.Encrypt Password ForEncrypts the password for the following users:- Current User Only- All Users of This MachineDefault is Current User Only.9Click Test to test the connection in the Amazon Redshift ODBC Driver DSN Setup box.10Click OK.The Amazon Redshift ODBC connection is configured successfully on Windows.After you configure the Amazon Redshift ODBC connection, you must create an ODBC connection to connect to Amazon Redshift.For more information about how to create an ODBC connection to connect to Amazon Redshift, see Creating an ODBC connectionConfiguring Amazon Redshift ODBC connection on LinuxBefore you establish an ODBC connection to connect to Amazon Redshift on Linux, you must configure the ODBC connection.Perform the following steps to configure an ODBC connection on Linux:1Download the Amazon Redshift ODBC drivers from the AWS website. You must download the Amazon Redshift ODBC 64-bit driver.2 Install the Amazon Redshift ODBC drivers on the machine where the Secure Agent is installed. 3Configure the odbc.ini file properties in

DBMS Requirements Software Requirements Configuration Requirements Next... DBMS Requirements Your target data source must be SQL compliant. You must have all information necessary to configure a JDBC connection to the data source. Software Requirements You need to know whether the client application is 32-bit or 64-bit. The Single-Tier "Lite" Edition ODBC Driver for JDBC Data Sources must match the bit format of the client application. You must have JDBC drivers that connect to the target data source. The client portion of these drivers must be installed on the same machine as the Single-Tier ("Lite" Edition) ODBC Driver for JDBC Data Sources. You must have a JVM (Java Virtual Machine) that is compatible with the Single-Tier "Lite" Edition ODBC Driver for JDBC Data Sources -- Generally, the latest JVM from is the best choice. If using the 32-bit ODBC Driver, you must have the 32-bit JVM, even on 64-bit Windows. If using the 64-bit ODBC Driver, you must have the 64-bit JVM, which is automatically presented only to 64-bit IE but may be manually selected for download using any browser. It is generally best to install both 32-bit JVM and 64-bit JVM on 64-bit Windows. Configuration Requirements You must know the driver class name of your JDBC driver. You must know the full details of the JDBC connection URL that connects to your target JDBC Data Source. The path to the directory containing the jvm.dll must be included in your %PATH% Environment Variable. To do this, proceed as follows -- Use

Developer’s DescriptionAccess MySQL databases from virtually anywhere through a standard ODBC Driver interface.The MySQL ODBC Driver is a powerful tool that allows you to easily connect-to live MySQL data through any ODBC capable application or tool! The Drivers are completely self-contained; no additional software installation is required. All kinds of BI, Reporting, ETL, Database, and Analytics tools offer the ability to read and write data via ODBC connectivity.*Straightforward ODBC Connectivity-Access MySQL data through widely available tools - standard ODBC interface offering the -greatest accessibility from applications and developer technologies.-Advanced wire-protocol SSL security for remote connectivity-Faster application deployment and configuration-32-bit and 64-bit support-ODBC Remoting: Allows hosting the ODBC connection on a server to enable connections from various clients on any platform (Java, .NET, C++, PHP, Python, etc.), using any standards based technology (ODBC, JDBC, etc.). ODBC Remoting is enabled using MySQL wire protocol server.-String, Date, Numeric SQL Functions: The driver includes a library of 50 plus functions that can manipulate column values into the desired result. Examples include Regex, JSON, and XML processing functions.-Collaborative Query Processing: Our drivers enhance the data source's capabilities by additional client-side processing, when needed, to enable analytic summaries of data.-Standards-Compliant ODBC: 3.8 compliant native protocol based drivers.-Secure Connectivity:Standard Enterprise-class security features such as TLS/ SSL data encryption for all client-server communications.-The drivers include the optional ability to accept incoming SQL and MySQL client connections and service standard database requests.-Major development technology, including PHP, Python, Delphi, Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, FoxPro, FileMaker Pro, and more.-Powerful capabilities like 'Mail Merge', eliminating the need for complicated import/export procedures.-Support 32-bit and 64-bit applications and unicode ODBC APIs.-Easily Customizable and Configurable-Secure Connectivity: Includes standard Enterprise-class security features such as TLS/ SSL data encryption for all client-server communications.-Certified Compatibility