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  • #8915

    longlam

    Hello All,

    I’ve had a # of issues with the new driver and would like to explore further why this is the case. Has anyone successfully connected using the new ODBC driver to their reporting applications?

    Also does anyone use Java and use the driver with the ODBC/JDBC bridge to connection the database with your Java application? I also have had many issues with this.

    Any support is appreciated.

    Thanks!
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  • #8916

    sconan

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    I’ve been using it with some of the .Net applications that I’ve written. What kind of problems are you seeing?

  • #8917

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    If you encounter an error from WinSQL like:

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    ODBC Error

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    SQL Error State:S1000, Native Error Code: FFFFFFFF, ODBC Error: [SimbaLNA][unixODBC]NotEnoughConnInfoButDriverNoPrompt/1

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    OK

    —————————

    You need to set the Company and Role reg keys.

  • #8918

    longlam

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    I’ve set the keys but,when connecting using java, the system will hang directly on the connection line (this is through debugging and stepping through the program).

    Just out of curiosity, was everyone’s path to the reg values: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> ODBC -> ODBC.INI -> NetSuite.com

    Also, set keys are:

    Company: World of Good

    Role: Administrator

    Any issues with company names with spaces?

  • #8919

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    yes, my path is the same.

    Also, our cpmpany has spaces and it works fine.

  • #8920

    longlam

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    Are you using java? If so did the connection lines look like this:

    Code:
    Class.forName(“sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver”).newInstance();
    Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection(“jdbc:odbc:Netsuite.com”, “long@worldofgood.com”, “****”);
    I’m going to try connecting using the WinSQL tool that you talked about and see what happens.

    EDIT: So when I tried the WinSQL tool, I got a buffer over run error and the program crashed. Not sure what is happening but will research further.

  • #8921

    longlam

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    Follow up questions?

    What Windows version are you running? I’m on Server 2003.

    Are you using the System DSN to connect or a User DSN? I tried using the server DSN, Netsuite.com since that is the only one that has registry keys.

  • #8922

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    Originally posted by longlam

    Are you using java? If so did the connection lines look like

    I’m using .Net – although with WinSQL being a client tool this is a non-issue

  • #8923

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    Originally posted by longlam

    Follow up questions?

    What Windows version are you running? I’m on Server 2003.

    Are you using the System DSN to connect or a User DSN? I tried using the server DSN, Netsuite.com since that is the only one that has registry keys.

    WinXP Pro

    I think I’m using the system DSN, although I’m not real familiar with the DSN stuff, I’m used to using connection strings. Is there a way I can tell which DSN I’m using? I will report back if you tell me how I can make the determination.

  • #8924

    longlam

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    If you go to Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Data Sources (ODBC)

    you will see a list of Data Sources you have. The data sources are sorted by types using the tabs.

    Maybe it’s a Windows 2003 Server thing. I will try it on my local computer at home to see if it works….

    Any 2k3 users out there?

  • #8925

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    Thanks for the instructions. I’m using a System DSN.

  • #8926

    Nigel West

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    As far as I am aware the new ODBC Driver simply does not work at all, best thing to do is un-install it and revert back to the old version. This was the recommendation from NetSuite also as they know they have issues with the new driver.

  • #8927

    mshuman

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    It took me 6 minutes to select the top 10 cases. Any ideas why this takes so long now?

  • #8928

    sklett

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    We just renewed and didn’t order ODBC again because:so slow
    totally unreliable
    That doesn’t help you, I know, just thought I would comment that for me it was always painfully slow.

  • #8929

    mshuman

    RE: Has Anyone Gotten the New ODBC Driver to work?

    I called support and they told me that they were upgrading the databases and it was impacting my ODBC? This sounds a bit off. Case 685145

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