I\'m running the following query in a PHP ODBC connection to a MSSQL sever: DECLARE @weekStart SMALLDATETIME;
I\'m using NHibernate to select an entity from an Oracle database through ODBC. This works fine on a 32bit system, but on x64 the following error occurs: It seems the rowcount is not in a correct for
I am trying to something like this: string pathFiles = Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, \"DB\"); string strconn = \"Driver={Microsoft dBASE Driver (*.dbf)};DriverID=277;\" +
What is the best way to take a database and make it a flat file? I am have an ODBC driver and need to pull the data out into a file file.
From within a C# WinForms app I must execute a parameterized Stored Procedure on a MS SQL Express Server. The Database Connection works, the Procedure works either, but I get an Error Message:
Final answer: This was not a Delphi problem, just configuration. I use Xampp to provide the MySql server.
We ar开发者_如何学Ce developing a java application that runs on a linux server, we need to integrate with an odbc connection on a windows box.
This may seem like a stupid question, but rest assured that I don\'t need general database help, but MS Access help specifically. This would not be a problem if I were working with any other database.
I have a database in a format which can be accessed via ODBC. I\'m looking for a command-line tool to generate SQL file with DROP/CREATE statements from it, preferably with all the information includi
I\'m trying to connect to an oracle db from an ASP classic application, however I keep running into the ORA-12154 error.
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