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Default DB2 Express-C 9.7 via ODBC from a MAC with Filemaker Pro 11 Advanced - 05-10-2010 , 11:29 PM






This may sound like a silly question, but can someone please explain
what I need in order to be able to access my DB2 database, residing on
my XP pc from a MAC system using FIlemaker Pro 11 Advanced via say an
ODBC connection.

I'm getting horribly confused as to where the ODBC drivers must be
installed and how to configure such. I am assuming I need an ODBC
driver on each system. I have the IBM ODBC setup on the PC, but there
is no ODBC driver yet installed on the MAC for Filemaker to access and
it cannot see my PC as a result.

I cannot find an ODBC driver for the mac other than the iODBC Project.
Would this do the trick and how do I set it up ?

Any assistance would be very gratefully received.

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Default Re: DB2 Express-C 9.7 via ODBC from a MAC with Filemaker Pro 11Advanced - 05-10-2010 , 11:50 PM






Hi,

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I'm getting horribly confused as to where the ODBC drivers must be
installed and how to configure such. I am assuming I need an ODBC
driver on each system. I have the IBM ODBC setup on the PC, but there
is no ODBC driver yet installed on the MAC for Filemaker to access and
it cannot see my PC as a result.
An ODBC driver has to be installed on the client machine. There is no ODBC
driver that is shipped with DB2 9.5 Express-C for MacOSX.
But you should be able to use the JDBC driver that comes with DB2 9.5
Express-C for MacOSX. ODBC is usually used on Windows systems only.

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I cannot find an ODBC driver for the mac other than the iODBC Project.
Would this do the trick and how do I set it up ?
Good question. I've never used iODBC. You will have to check the
documentation, if it's possible to use it to connect to DB2.

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