

- #Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server install#
- #Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server 64 Bit#
- #Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server drivers#
- #Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server 32 bit#
We hope that this change makes it easier for you to find the right driver for your needs and makes it easier to stay informed of new releases.
#Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server drivers#
This change will result in our ODBC drivers for Windows and Linux being better aligned going forward. Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver 1.0 for Linux along with its functionality is now called Microsoft ODBC Driver 11 for SQL Server on Linux SQL Server Native Client (SNAC) along with its ODBC functionality is now called Microsoft ODBC Driver 11 for SQL Server on Windows Microsoft is aligning and renaming the previous ODBC drivers as follows: We have provided longstanding support for ODBC on Windows and, in the SQL Server 2012 timeframe, released support for ODBC on Linux (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6, and SUSE Enterprise Linux). , Microsoft is adopting ODBC as the de-facto standard for native access to SQL Server and Windows Azure SQL Database. Second, make sure your registry is updated.Today, we are happy to announce availability of new Microsoft ODBC Drivers for SQL Server on Windows and for SQL Server on Linux. So, first thing, make sure you are using the same client as the DB server for best performance. i've found articles stating that you need to tweak your registry to make sure it is using the latest oracle version: However, working on the DB server i discovered it work great! I should have checked there but it didn't cross my mind to do so. I kept getting errors while having SQL EM opened on my desktop. i have 10g client on my local machine, set up a link in SQL 2000 using Oracle 9i client to connect to 9i oracle DB. I have been exploring the pros & cons of using Microsoft's OleDB provider versus Oracle's provider. I have just been going through a similar setup. This can be fixed by patch 5699495 from MetaLink.

Lastly, the note above describing the use of the 32-bit 10.3.0.1 does NOT note that there has turned out to be a bug in the sqora32.dll ODBC driver (and two others). Take the sqlnet.ora, listener.ora, and tnsnames.ora files from C:\Oracle\Database\Network\Admin and copy them to C:\Oracle\Client\Network\Admin.Īt a minimum, the following Services need to be operating from the database. or its "short" equivalent C:\Progra~1\Oracle as the OPatch utility will NOT parse either of these properly)

#Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server install#
(Do NOT try to install into "C:\Program Files\Oracle". The 32-bit client (a whole administrative install) into C:\Oracle\Client - and call the OracleHome instance OraClient. The 64-bit database into C:\Oracle\Database - and call the OracleHome instance OraDatabase.Ģ. You need to install two Oracle homes and a database to access, like.ġ.
#Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server 64 Bit#
After that I could find both drivers under the 64 bit version of ODBC and under linked servers in SQL Server 2005. I ran the custom installation together with our Oracle expert. I did not install the Oracle database however. I had AMD! I manage downloading X64 which is for AMD ("Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows (圆4)") from Oracle download page. The 64 bit version which I tried to install was for Itanium. I deinstalled Oracle 32 bit, downloaded 圆4 version av Oracle (after a tip from some one in the forum). There was no oledb driver avaible for 64 bit version of SQL server 2005! At that time could I however fix my odbc source by running the 32 version av odbc! C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exeīut installing the 32 version av Orcale didn't help my fixing linked servers. After that couldn't I see the odbc driver for Oracle in 64 bit odbc.

#Install microsoft odbc driver 11 for sql server 32 bit#
Then I tried installong the 32 bit version. I got a meeage that said something like my Windows installation was not 64 bit! When I couldn't install the 64 version av Oracle. I hade a wrong version av Orcale installation at that time!
