CodePudding user response:
Is it a lack of DLL.CodePudding user response:
Not all copy the DLL over, nerve-racking ah, companies are all want to use win64 systemCodePudding user response:
I put the link postedThe SQLCA. DBMS="OLE DB"
The SQLCA. LogPass='XXXX'
The SQLCA. LogId="sa"
The SQLCA. The AutoCommit=True
='SQLOLEDB' SQLCA. DBParm="PROVIDER, PROVIDERSTRING='database=XXXX, DATASOURCE=' XXXX '
"The connect.
CodePudding user response:
Not just a 64 - bit machine, to download a Procmon tool to see what's missing environmentHas nothing to do with pb, as long as pb can prompt the error problem is not big, we also have 64 customers, machine has been normal ~ ~ run for several years
CodePudding user response:
Sqlserver2008 had better use the following:The SQLCA. DBMS="SNC SQL Native Client (OLE DB)"
CodePudding user response:
32 bit system, control panel - system tools - data set the data source can be;Is a 64 - bit system, in the C: \ Windows \ SysWOW64 \ odbcad32 exe configured data source is valid,
Otherwise it will appear unable to connect to the wrong database
CodePudding user response:
Connection is under 0 DBC, but still can't connect database to run the program, depressedCodePudding user response:
To this,The SQLCA. DBMS="SNC SQL Native Client (OLE DB)"
Give it a try.
CodePudding user response:
To this,The SQLCA. DBMS="SNC SQL Native Client (OLE DB)"
No, pb10 this interface, directly to knock up, not connect to database
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