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Hello, Can anybody please advise how I can register/install/configure the SQL Anywhere 12 32-bit ODBC driver? This is needed for client tool to work. It is for Win 2008 Server R2. The current installation has two folders "/BIN32" and "/BIN64" in the following "...sqlanywhere" folder. The link http://dcx.sybase.com/1201/en/dbprogramming/configuring-driver-client-deploy.html talks about this issue. I have two folders (/BIN32 and /BIN64). The link seems to be good but I do not have a dbodbc12.dll in /BIN32 folder. It only exists in /BIN64 folder. Can anybody please help me resolve this issue? I will appreciate your help. Regards, SS |
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I would try checking the SQL Anywhere 12 MSI for whether or not the 32-bit components were installed (if they existed within the MSI). 1.) Programs and Features -> Right-click "SQL Anywhere 12" -> Change 2.) Go through the wizard and first select "Modify". If the 32-bit components show they were fully installed, I would then run back through the wizard selecting "Repair". Do you know whether or not you installed SQL Anywhere 12 from a custom MSI? If you are installing from a custom MSI that doesn't include the 32-bit server components, I would download and install the SA 12 developer edition to another machine and select the necessary SA 12 ODBC DLL, dbodbc12.dll, from that install's BIN32, and copy it over to your original machine. http://response.sybase.com/forms/SQLAnywhere12DeveloperEditionDownload Once the ODBC DLL is copied over, you can then register the DLL using regsrv32 as instructed by the documentation link you've provided in your original post. |
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Donn't forget that you have to use a different control panel applet to configure 32-bit ODBC drivers for 32-bit applications. c:\windows\sysWOW64\odbcad32.exe |
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The current SQL Anywhere 12 driver download can be found at the following link, and is subject to your distribution license. http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1087327 If you do not have a distribution license, the driver download is restricted to a 60-day evaluation or developer license (for non-production scenarios). |
