I'm interested to connect Sisense (BI intelligence software) running on Windows Server 2008 R2 to Hive server.
I downloaded Microsoft ODBC driver for Hive from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=37134
Is Microsoft ODBC Driver For Hive able to connect to non-Azure Hive?
My Hive runs on Redhat, will Microsoft ODBC Driver connect to it?
Microsoft will only support their Hive ODBC driver is when used with HDinsight. However, the Hive protocol is open and implemented by everyone. What distro of Hive are you running on Redhat? You should check to see if your particular distro supplies an ODBC driver. I'm aware that the pure Hadoop distro vendors all supply ODBC drivers already: Cloudera, Hortonworks & MapR.
Depending on the hadoop distro you're using, you should probably use the Cloudera or HortonWorks ODBC driver.
I would recommend the HortonWorks one (http://hortonworks.com/products/hdp-2/#add_ons) since their distribution is closest to Hive core and will be likely be better suited to Windows as well. If you're using a 1.3 strand version, you may do better with http://hortonworks.com/products/hdp-1-3/#add_ons.
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I'm trying to find a free ODBC driver for Linux to connect my application to an Interbase 2017 database. Tried everything I could think of but still luck. Both the server and the client are using a 64-bit based architecture.
I tried a few firebird ODBC drivers. I managed to use them to connect to firebird databases, but they do not work with the newer versions of Interbase.
I managed to connect to the database by using a paid ODBC driver and it is working, but as long the project is personal and not commercial, I prefer to use a free driver.
Does anyone know how to get Snowflake 32bit ODBC driver in Linux? I install ODBC driver in Linux using snowflake-odbc-2.21.3.x86_64.rpm, but can only find one libSnowflake.so file which is 64bit. But I see Snowflake ODBC driver support both 32bit and 64bit application in website(https://www.cdata.com/drivers/snowflake/odbc/?msclkid=70ffa5bf66d21688fb3dc50fdc277093&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=CData%20-%20Search%20-%20Source%20-%20Snowflake&utm_term=snowflake%20ODBC%20Driver&utm_content=ODBC%20Driver%20-%20Snowflake).
How can I connect Snowflake with 32bit ODBC driver in Linux?
Snowflake does not provide a 32bit Linux version for ODBC driver, it is available only for Windows OS.
After a lot research, I decided to ask the question here, therefore, I have not found the answer of how I can do this.
I have a system written in C/C ++ which was designed for Linux PowerPC64 BE ( at now, I'm using Debian ) servers, and I need to connect this system to an IBM DB2/400 database, my first choice was to use unixODBC, after searching I saw the need to use a lib. for db2, but I did not find this lib, and then I did not find any other alternatives on how to make that connection.
So, how I can make this connection ?
Linux ODBC drivers for Db2 for IBM i are available in two flavors...
Assuming you have a license for "Client Access", of which the most current incarnation is known as Access Client Solutions (ACS). The Linux ODBC driver is in the Linux Application Package.
IBM also offers a stand-a-lone product, Db2 Connect which provides connectivity to Db2 for Z/OS, DB2 for i, and Db2 for LUW.
For C/C++ you should be good with either. But for instance, the Python Db2 package expects Db2 Connect and doesn't work with the ACS Linux driver.
I would like to know whether JDBC 1.3.1 driver of jTDS support java 8 and later versions of SQL server.
I need to use Windows Authentication both for Linux and Windows servers. There are others JDBC drivers for that?
My question born because the JDBC´s latest version (1.3.1) of jTDS was in 2013.
From Linux (Red Hat dist), we need to read an AS400 database. We have the ODBC driver to connect, what's the best query tool?
Kexi calls itself "Microsoft Access for Linux", and it's pretty good, but the ODBC driver isn't quite there yet.
A similar program is OpenOffice.org BASE. IMO, Kexi is a better overall product, but Base has an ODBC driver.
Lighter-weight graphical tools for databases with ODBC drivers include Datakiosk and Tora (which, despite its name, works with more than just Oracle).
What's "best"? Depends on your tastes and your needs. This is by no means an all-inclusive list.
Eclipse and Quantum DB