Odbc Administrator Tool For Mac

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Creating an ODBC DSN for Macintosh OS X ClientsYou can use the Vertica ODBC Driver to set up an ODBC DSN. This procedure assumes that the driver is already installed, as described in. Setting Up a DSN.Using your web browser, download and install the Apple.Locate and open the ODBC Administrator Tool after installation:. Navigate to Finder Applications Utilities. Open the ODBC Administrator Tool.Click the Drivers tab, and verify that the Vertica driver is installed.Specify if you want all users on your client system to be able to access the DSN for the Vertica database:. If you want all users to have access, then click the System DSN tab. Otherwise, click the User DSN tab to create a DSN that is only usable by your Macintosh user account.

Click Add. To create a new DSN to connect to the Vertica database. Scroll through the list of drivers in the Choose A Driver dialog box to locate the Vertica driver.

Select the driver, and then click OK. A dialog box opens that requests DSN parameter information.

In the dialog box, enter the Data Source Name (DSN) and an optional Description. To do so, click Add to insert keywords (parameters) and values that define the settings needed to connect to your database, including database name, server host, database user name (such as dbadamin), database password, and port. Then, click OK.

In the ODBC Administrator dialog box, click Apply.See for a complete list of parameters including those specific to Vertica.After configuring the ODBC Administrator Tool, you may need to configure additional driver settings before you can use your DSN, depending on your environment. See for details.

This tool seems pretty neat, but it it a 32 bits app. All my attempts to connect to PostgreSQL x64 failed, reporting an architecture mismatch between the driver (64) and the application, which is 32. I'm not too hopeful with regards to MySQL either.Help Visit web site.

Sends us to www.kaimon.cl/contenido/software/odbc-query-tool/, which is a beautiful 404, same as checking for updates.It is easy to criticise apps that someone went to through the trouble to put together for free. If a next release of this fixes the 64 bits item, I'll raise it to 5 stars on the spot.