on 02-28-2011 9:54 PM
After a tonne of reading, googling, downloading, and then installing both x64 and x86 versions of the installer I realised that the x64 version does not contain either the ADO.NET driver or some PHP software either.
I could not find any information saying that it was not explicitly in there.
Should it be included?
Thanks for you reply.
The problem i have is, I am running a 64bit version of Windows 7 Pro.
I am trying to create a asp.net website to connect to a MaxDB database instance.
I installed the x64 version of the MaxDB_all installer to get the ADO.NET driver, but it is not in there.
I tried to install the x86 MaxDB_all installer but it errors saying:
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Installation failed
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ERR: Error
ERR: Checking installation kit failed
ERR: Checking package SQLDBC 77 failed
ERR: Software isn't runnable on your system:
testFile = MS Windows 32-bit i386 executable dll
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OK
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So, I manually extracted the SDB.Data.dll file and placed it into my site's bin folder.
I then created a System DSN using C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe and tried to use that, but that throws an error because I am using a 32bit dll to cal la 64bit odbc driver.
I also tried to manually register the 32bit odbc drivers (after pulling them from the installer) using C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe but to no avail.
Is there going to be a 64bit version of the ADO.NET driver, or do I need to rebuild my entire machine with a 32bit version of windows? And will that even enable me to use the x86 installer?
Cheers.
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Hi,
no, neither ADO.NET nor PHP is meant to be included in the 64bit package. A (hmm, rather old) version of the PHP sources for MaxDB can be downloaded here [http://pecl.php.net/package/maxdb].
Best regards,
Steffen
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