Version: SQL Anywhere 11.0.1.2044
Platform: Mac OS X 10.6.2

I am running into the error 'Unable to load libodbc.dylib' whenever I
try to specify a ODBC data source name from the Connection dialog box
within Sybase Central. I would be able to workaround this problem but
I am trying to set up a Mobilink synchronization model using the
wizard and when specifying the odbc dsn I run into the same problem.
I'd really like to avoid having to do it by hand if possible.

The steps that I am doing to recreate the issue are:
- Open Terminal
- navigate to ../Applications/SQLAnywhere11/System/bin64 (also tried
bin32)
- run command: source sa_config.sh
- run command: scjview
- In Sybase Central go to Connections -> Connect With SQL Anywhere
11...
- Select the ODBC Data Source name radio button
- Type in anything into the text box ('test') underneath and hit ok.
- The error Unable to load libodbc.dylib will appear.
- Terminal reveals this error: Unable to load 'libodbc.dylib' errno=2
(Which I think means file not found?)

I checked /usr/lib as well as ../Applications/SQLAnywher11/System/
lib64 (and lib32) and this file is not there.
I dont run into any problems actually creating the dsn through ODBC
Administrator of iODBC, it is just when trying to connect using it.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
- Jordan

On Mar 15, 12:18*pm, Jordan Schroter <jordan.schro... (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
wrote:
Seems to have been a problem with the odbc manager. After reinstalling
ODBC Administrator and SQL Anywhere again (just to be safe) I no
longer encounter the error.