Installation steps for some common Linux distributions are shown below. The driver's shared library can be installed anywhere, but for simplicity, the instructions below will assume that you are installing it to /usr/lib64, which is a common directory for 64-bit shared libraries on many Linux distributions. The driver's shared library is called libmaodbc.so and it is located in either the lib directory or the lib64 directory, depending on whether you downloaded a 32-bit or 64-bit package. Then, you need to install the driver's shared library to the appropriate place in your system.
First, you need to extract the files from the binary tarball. To install MariaDB Connector/ODBC on Linux, we currently only distribute binary tarball packages. Installing MariaDB Connector/ODBC on Linux Otherwise, the ODBC Driver Manager may sometimes load the wrong version of the driver for your application, which can cause errors like the following: The specified DSN contains anĪrchitecture mismatch between the Driver and Application. It is generally a good idea to download and install both the 32-bit and 64-bit MSI packages. The MSI installation process will even take care of registering MariaDB Connector/ODBC with the ODBC Driver Manager, so that it is ready to use immediately. MariaDB Connector/ODBC supports the built-in ODBC Driver Manager on Windows, so nothing else needs to be installed. The MSI installation process is fairly straightforward. To install MariaDB Connector/ODBC on Windows, we distribute MSI packages. Installing MariaDB Connector/ODBC on Windows
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See the instructions below for information on how to install the MariaDB Connector/ODBC package for your operating system. MariaDB Connector/ODBC packages can also be downloaded by selecting ODBC connector as the Product on the following page: MariaDB Connector/ODBC packages can be downloaded by selecting your desired version from the following page:
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