#Odbc manager driver#

On this page you can try and run SQL queries. Use the List tables button to make sure you've selected the right database. If it works correctly, please proceed to the next page which will allow you to choose the database and list it's tables. Once you've entered all the settings, please use the Test Connection button to ensure that you can connect to the NexusDB server successfully. Note: If you need different timeout values per query, you can force a query to use a different timeout by using the Timout=value tag in the query text.

#Odbc manager driver#

Please note that setting this to a value >0 will force the ODBC driver to use forward only mode which is not compatible with lots of applications.Ĭompression Type 0 is none, 1 RLE compression,Ģ-10 zip compression with 10 is max compression (slowest User Name and passwordfor logging on to a secured serverīlockRead Size in bytes. Or the directory path for internal server The database alias for tcp and named pipes Tries to start an internal server engine and only work for ONEĪnd ServerName for named pipes not used for internal Internal means direct access to the data files, note that this Possible string values: 'TCP', 'Internal', 'Named Pipes' Here's the list of valid settings: Parameter This will then pop up the NexusDB DSN Configuration dialog, in which you have to enter the connection details: Select the NexusDB driver and press Finish. This will bring up a list of all installed ODBC drivers. Once started please select the System Resources tab and press the Add. Go to Start / Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Data Source (ODCB). To create a new DSN first open the ODBC Manager.