nope, Kevin. I followed your suggestions but the answer is
the same : 0
Anyway, I don't use ODBC, but OLEDB. Perhaps using ODBC would
solve the
problem? isn't it slower? I understand that using ODBC
requires a query to
system registry that is not needed with a connection string.
I dunno. This method always works for me.
I use MyODBC 3.51.x without problems.
As I understand it, you can skip the registry calls by using a
connection string (like you are already doing) that passes the required
properties. I believe it's when you use a DSN that it needs to access
the registry.
Connection string:
Driver={MyODBC 3.51};Server=myserver;UID=root;PWD=mypass;OPTION=16401;
-Kevin
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