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ODBC driver does not show up in driver list in ODBC data source administrator
Installed an ODBC driver on a Windows Server 2003 machine.
A key shows up in the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-seperate listing under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->ODBC->SOFTWARE->ODBC->ODBCINST.INI->ODBC_DRIVERS and there is alisted in it.>ODBCINST.INI->"odbcdrivername" which has a bunch of keys
When I go to the ODBC data source administrator Drivers
tab, this and other newly installed odbc drivers do not
show up on the list. Only the entries that came with
Windows shows up on the list. What controls what is seen
on this list and how do I get all the drivers to show up?
Thanks in advance,
Toddo
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Unregistered #2 Re: ODBC driver does not show up in driver list in ODBC data source administrator
Did you solve this issue. I have the same issue the install went fine but it does not show up in the list.
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