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Assuming you are connecting to SQL Anywhere and do want to just register the SQL Anywhere OLE DB driver (SAOLEDB), you can do this by using: You can obtain a copy of the SQL Anywhere 16 OLEDB provider at the link Reimer provided: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-35857 Actually if install the free version of SQL Anywhere 16 the SAOLEDB is also installed. Are SAOLEDB and ASEOLEDB the same? I did not think they are
(19 Feb '15, 15:17)
mysorian
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Yes, the SQL Anywhere Developer Edition also contains a copy of the OLE DB provider.
They are not the same and they are not interchangeable. SAOLEDB is used to connect to SQL Anywhere only, ASEOLEDB to Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) only. My answer above is assuming you are really trying to use SAOLEDB to connect to SQL Anywhere.
(19 Feb '15, 16:35)
Jeff Albion
@mysorian: If you really relate to the OLEDB driver for SAP Sybase ASE (ASEOLEDB), I guess there are better places to ask than this this forum - see the FAQ...
(20 Feb '15, 03:50)
Volker Barth
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question asked: 11 Feb '15, 21:23
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Are you sure you really want the ASEOLEDB provider? It's used to connect with SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) databases. For SQL Anywhere you'd need the OLEDB-Driver that comes with the SQLA client/personal/server installation package. See http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-35857