The 32-bit version is in a special sub-folder of the Windows folder. Unfortunately, the shortcut to the tool which you can find at the usual location in "Control Panel" -> "Administrative Tools" points to the 64-bit version of the tool without even a hint that there also is a different version. That is, if a 32-bit program needs to access the datasource, you have to create this datasource using the 32-bit version of the tool. When creating a datasource you have to take care to use the correct tool in respect to which client programs will be using the datasource. Sirona states they are have not supported windows 10: Sirona: Sidexis: NO: Sirona states they are have not supported windows 10: Sirona: Digital Sensors (HW) CDR DICOM 5: Shick by SIRONA line: Sirona: 2D OPG Machines (HW) CDR DICOM 5: Shick by SIRONA line: Sirona: 3D OPG Machines (HW) CDR DICOM 5: Shick by SIRONA line: Sirona: Intra-Oral. On an 圆4 system there are two versions of the "ODBC Datasource Administrator" tool: One version for 64-bit and one version for 32-bit. Since L-Soft no longer provides a 32-bit version of LISTSERV, it is unlikely that users of the current supported version will notice this issue but since Windows Server 2016 provides easy access to BOTH the 32- and 64-bit ODBC administrators, we're leaving it in for now. NOTE: This FAQ is really more aimed at the 32-bit version of LISTSERV running under a 64-bit version of Windows.
We are using the same ODBC_* settings that worked on our 32-bit server (or we have otherwise correctly set up LISTSERV to talk to ODBC).
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> IM002/0: Data source name not found and no default driver specified > 08003/0: Connection not open 18:18:27 > Error X'0100003B' opening DBMS list Severity: Error 18:18:27 -> Facility: DBMS interface 18:18:27 -> Abstract: SQL error 18:18:27 Connecting to ODBC data source MYDBMS.
When attempting to use ODBC to connect to a database under Windows 圆4, the following error appears in the log:
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