So I have IBM Informix 32-bit driver set up in Windows.
I'm trying to connect to it with TZConnection (Zeos 8.0) in Lazarus 2.0.10. 32-bit.
I set up Database=ODBC_Informix (that is the DSN) and Protocol=odbc_a, but got error:
SQL Error: IM002[0]:[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager]. Data source name not found and no default driver specified.
Connection to this DSN with TConnection is OK.
Similar problem often happens when driver looks for 64-bit DSN instead.
What I'm doing wrong?
PS I have tried to set up ZConnection to other DSNs available in my system, both 32 and 64-bit: MS Access, SQLite, dBase, etc. but always get the same error.
Can't connect via ODBC
Re: Can't connect via ODBC
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Re: Can't connect via ODBC
Hello Vodnik,
the ODBC drivers in Zeos only workes with ODBC connectrion strings until now (see https://www.connectionstrings.com).
To connect to a DSN you would have to siupply a connection string like 'DSN=ODBC_Informix'.
The change from today checks if there is a = in the database name. If there is none, it prepends the database name in TZConnection with DSN=
So TZConnection.Database := 'SOME_DSN' internally becomes 'DSN=SOME_DSN'.
This should allow to connect in situations where only a DSN name is provided to Zeos.
With best regards,
Jan
the ODBC drivers in Zeos only workes with ODBC connectrion strings until now (see https://www.connectionstrings.com).
To connect to a DSN you would have to siupply a connection string like 'DSN=ODBC_Informix'.
The change from today checks if there is a = in the database name. If there is none, it prepends the database name in TZConnection with DSN=
So TZConnection.Database := 'SOME_DSN' internally becomes 'DSN=SOME_DSN'.
This should allow to connect in situations where only a DSN name is provided to Zeos.
With best regards,
Jan