Please could anybody here clarify ODBC issues of 32-bit and 64-bit
systems? I have the following problems:

I have upgraded my dev machine to 64-bit Vista. I develop a .NET app
with SQL Any 11 as backend. No connections are possible!

I have configured ODBC datasources using 64-bit ODBC Administrator. But
these datasource seem not to be visible either from the web app nor
Sybase Central.

When I try do create a new ODBC datasource using 32-bit ODBC
administrator an error message pops up:

'Could not load: dbcon11.dll'

I also run ASA 9 on the same machine. I can sucessfully create ASA 9
ODBC datasource using the 32-bit administrator.

So please what is wrong here? Any path problems or why is it not
possible to create ASA 11 datasources with the 32-bit ODBC
Administrator. Why are datasources created with the 64-bit administrator
not visible neither in Central nor in .NET Web Applications???

Any help to resolve these confusing things would be greatly apreciated.

Tom

Solved the problem:
- Removed ASA 9
- dbcon11.dll was missing on my system in the bin32 directory. Don't
know why!

Tom

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