Thank you for your continued assistance. :-)
It appears there are a few issues with this connector when used with
Windows-7 (64-bit). We have created a pictorial walk-through of us using
the ODBC Administrator and the errors generated. If you are interested,
watch for the up coming 'Bug Report' on this version. --We would rather
spend our time doing something else. :-)
The above having been said, what version connector actually works within
Windows-7 (64-bit) when used with Access-2007 and mysql-server-5.1.58?
Hi,
On 08.02.2012 21:54, mysql@stripped wrote:
> What version mysql-connector-odbc will work?
>
> Currently mysql-connector-odbc-5.1.10-win32.msi and
> mysql-connector-odbc-3.51.30-win32 do not work for us).
>
> OS: Windows-7 (64-bit)
> Access-2007 (32-bit)
> BACK END: mysql-server-5.1.58 using the FreeBSD ports-collection on
> FreeBSD
> 7.3-RELEASE-p2 with all patches applied.
>
> mysql-connector-odbc-5.1.10-win32.msi Once installed is available via
> the
> 'ODBC Data Source Administrator' located @
> C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe. Our experience with this driver is
> pretty-much the same result that can be seen within
> http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=64242; meaning the 'Link Tables' list
> and
> the 'Import Objects' list are not populated; regardless if we use 'File,
> User or System' Data Source. While configuring ODBC the 'Test' button
Since in our tests we could load list of tables in access 2007, i think
you need to continue in format of bug report. and first thing that you
need to do is to supply odbc trace of your attempt to load the list of
tables.
> does offer a "Successful Connection" to the database(s) available from
> the
> 'Database' drop-down list.
>
> The short version of this whole ball of wax (question), What version of
> the MySQL connector is fully functional using the items listed at the
> top
> of this post?
Both versions are fine for what you are doing. 5.1 in unicode driver,
3.51 is ansi driver. that is their main difference.
Also 5.1 supports some more features than 3.51.
lawrin
> Thanks in advance.
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