[shanondink]

Is it possible to get the new ODBC driver for Linux?
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[ivan.parra]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

We currently do not support a linux ODBC driver.

[shanondink]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Shoot.

Looks like Open Access Software has a Unix Driver:

http://www.openaccesssoftware.com/pr…x_overview.asp

Will that work or is the interface proprietary to Netsuite?

$995 is awful expensive for something that NS is giving away to Windows users

Thanks,

Shanon

[ivan.parra]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Supporting the linux driver for NS would require NS to incur additional licensing costs for linux. The license requirement is both a server side license support and client side. Downloading a non-windows driver and installing it will not work because NS still needs the server side linux driver support.

[Former UG member – changed by Mod 227]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Originally posted by shanondink

Shoot.

Looks like Open Access Software has a Unix Driver:

http://www.openaccesssoftware.com/pr…x_overview.asp

Will that work or is the interface proprietary to Netsuite?

$995 is awful expensive for something that NS is giving away to Windows users

Thanks,

Shanon

Is NS giving it away ? or do you have to purchase the ODBC module.? I thought it was the latter.

[ivan.parra]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

You need to purchase the ODBC module to access ODBC.

[shanondink]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Originally posted by Former UG member – changed by Mod 227

Is NS giving it away ? or do you have to purchase the ODBC module.? I thought it was the latter.

You are right, a Windows client driver is downloadable from the user portal so I said **free**, the ODBC module is a significant extra expense to the customer.

The old Oracle client was free from Oracle (and an open protocol). All I need is a new key on the old server and I think I could have made that work But a doc I got said it is going away in the future.

From what I can tell, the new driver is using a proprietary protocol. I wouldn’t mind paying a one-time license fee for a Linux client. $995 is pretty steep, maybe NS could broker some kind of price reduction from the driver vendor? Prices we are paying per month for the module, NS take that hit easily.

Only good thing I see about the new driver now is that it is a lot easier to install (Windows Only) than the old Oracle one. But not perfect, the installer for the required Openssl failed because I already had an older version of a certain dll on my PC. Had to ignore an error and replace it manually.

[jarendtsz]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Any updates on this topic? Are there any plans to support Linux in the near future?

Thanks

Jan

[HYashruti]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Any updates on this topic?

Thanks, Hadi

[mhuffman]

We will likely make a Linux version available in the future, though I can’t provide an exact date – subject to dev and QA resources to test it and create an installer.

[shawn.parrish]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Any update on when a Linux ODBC driver will be available?

Shawn

[rula.kallas@celigo.com]

Hi. Is a Linux version of the ODBC driver available yet?

Thanks, Rula

[rnedelkow]

You can vote for Enhancement 112864 and receive notification when it becomes available. Currently, this is a future release candidate with no eta.

Thanks,

Rob

[mstalker]

RE: New ODBC Driver for Linux?

Hey, I wanted to bring this up again. If any of you would benefit from a Linux ODBC driver, can you vote for Enhancement 112864? Thanks!

[snebes]

Bumping up since I voted for this. Sad to see this hasn’t gone anywhere in 6 years.

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