Re: ODBC Tracing with Vista
- From: "Jon Rowlan" <jon.rowlan@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 08:21:16 -0000
Yes, I have all the normal bits and pieces ...
There is an ODBC driver for the software, its based upon an Access MDB
I turn on tracing in the control panel ODBC applet and the trace does work.
Its just that whereas the same software on my XP machine includes all the
select statements, the Vista machine does not.
Its down to the Vista machine not reporting the select statements for some
strange reason.
jON
"Bob Hairgrove" <NoSpamPlease@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Tue, 6 Nov 2007 17:56:13 -0000, "Jon Rowlan" <jon.rowlan@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I have a situation now where ODBC trace on an XP machine with MDac 2.8
reports all the embedded select statements but where the exact same app
running on a Vista machine (no mdac installed as I can't find one relevant
to Vista) does not excho ANY of the select statements at all.
It sounds as if there is no ODBC driver manager on the Vista machine.
Since I don't use Vista, I can't really help ... but is there
something like "Control Panel" in Vista where you can create an ODBC
data source? How are you turning on ODBC trace? Is there an
ODBC32.DLL on the Vista machine?
Are you really using ODBC here? Depending on the application and the
database involved, it may be bypassing the ODBC driver entirely.
Microsoft, AFAIK, has threatened to phase out support for ODBC at
some point in favor of OLEDB...maybe this is it?
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Bob Hairgrove
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