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FK1
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10 FK1
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Hi Everyone,

 

when connecting to our Microsoft SQL Database via "SAS/ACCESS Interface to Microsoft SQL",  SAS uses the installed Progress DataDirect Microsoft SQL Server Wire Protocol ODBC driver component. (https://www.progress.com/odbc/microsoft-sql-server)

 

odbc_driver_32_bit.JPG

 

 

Driver_Details.JPG

 

I noticed, that the "S0SQLS27.DLL" being used, is dated Novermber 21st, 2018.

So my first question would be:
Is this still the up-to-date-driver, I should use?

 

And the other question is:

why is a 32 bit driver used, even though, I am running SAS on Windows 2016 Server 64bit?

 

This is, how the odbc.ini looks:

ODBC-drivers_ini.JPG

 

 

Thx,

FK

 

 

 

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SASKiwi
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@FK1  - If that ODBC driver version was the one installed from your SAS software depot, then it is advisable to keep using it if there are no issues.

 

The 32-bit ODBC wire drivers are required for use with 32-bit SAS products like DataFlux Data Management Studio.

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SASKiwi
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@FK1  - If that ODBC driver version was the one installed from your SAS software depot, then it is advisable to keep using it if there are no issues.

 

The 32-bit ODBC wire drivers are required for use with 32-bit SAS products like DataFlux Data Management Studio.

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