#ODBC MANAGER MAC OS X HOW TO#

The ODBC Driver Add/Setup dialog appears. Launch the OpenLink ODBC Administrator from /Applications/Utilities.To add the Adaptive Server Anywhere ODBC: If you have already done this, proceed to the next set of steps for creating an ODBC data source. This data source is required for this tutorial.īefore you can create an ODBC data source, you must first add the Adaptive Server Anywhere ODBC driver.

#ODBC MANAGER MAC OS X HOW TO#

The following steps explain how to create a new ODBC data source. OpenLink Driver Manager or iODBC Driver Managerīefore you can proceed with the quick start or step-by-step version of this tutorial, you must create an ODBC data source that is used to connect to the Adaptive Server Anywhere sample database (asademo.db).SQL Anywhere Studio 9.0.1 for Mac OS X or later.

Instructions are provided for two versions of this tutorial: a quick start version that allows you to run the project right away, and a step-by-step version that takes you through the steps for creating a new Cocoa project.

Rather, this document helps you build a Project Builder project by putting together the required components within the IDE. The document does not describe how to code with ODBC or how to code in Objective-C, C, or C++ there are many resources available to assist you with these topics. The sample application allows you to move through the contact table with a bi-directional cursor and save changes to Street and Zip data. This tutorial shows you how to create a Cocoa application with Project Builder on Mac OS X that queries the contact table in the Adaptive Server Anywhere sample database (asademo.db). The purpose of this page is to discuss using Project Builder and ODBC with SQL Anywhere on Mac OS X.

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