Q: Informix ODBC drivers for AIX?
Posted in 1999
Topics: Connectivity: ODBC / JDBC / .NET
Hi, We need to know if there are Informix ODBC drivers for AIX. So, the client and the database are on AIX, and we have a library that was built to use ODBC drivers under AIX. We would rather not pay for 3rd party drivers, but can't seem to find any information on whether this is a supported configuration by Informix. Anyone know where we can get more information? Thanks, Greg gregsmit@us.ibm.com
Greg Smith <gregsmit@us.ibm.com> wrote in message news:377a6268.2359412@news.raleigh.ibm.com... > > > Hi, > > We need to know if there are Informix ODBC drivers for AIX. So, the > client and the database are on AIX, and we have a library that was > built to use ODBC drivers under AIX. We would rather not pay for 3rd > party drivers, but can't seem to find any information on whether this > is a supported configuration by Informix. > > Anyone know where we can get more information? > > Thanks, > Greg > > gregsmit@us.ibm.com > > ODBC driver is included in (at least) the folowing products: Informix-Connect 2.20 Client SDK 2.01 Both products (or at least Informix Connect) should be included in the ordinary distribution of Informix Server. Client SDK is available free of charge via internet or U can buy it from Informix. In that case U are charged only for the media (about 200 USD) Hope this helps -- Slobodan Zorko ====================================== Alfatec Group Technical Support Kranjceviceva 36, 10000 Zagreb Phone: +385(1) 3647 077 E-Mail: slobodan.zorko@zg.tel.hr
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