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Wikipedia.Creating an ODBC Data SourceI'm going to assume that you have 1) MapInfo Pro installed and 2) a database system installed too. In my example, I will use PostgreSQL with PostGIS. The steps would be similar for another database system such as MS SQL Server.First, you need to download and install the specific PDBC driver for the database system. For PostgreSQL with PostGIS, you can find the drivers here: odbc.postgresql.org. For MS SQL Server, this is a good starting place: Download ODBC Driver for SQL Server.If you look in the latest Release Notes document, you can find a list of ODBC drivers that MapInfo Pro supports. These are drivers that have been tested with MapInfo Pro. We may also support newer/older versions but we can't be sure as we have tested these. As MapInfo Pro is a 64-bit application, you also need to ensure that you install a 64-bit driver.These are the supported drivers for MapInfo Pro v2021.1:Microsoft Access ODBC (64-bit)Microsoft SQL Server 2019Microsoft SQL Server 2017Microsoft SQL Server 2016Microsoft SQL Server 2012 QFE Native Client v11 (64-bit)PostgreSQL Unicode and ANSI ODBC driver 13.01 (64-bit)FDO toolkit 3.8 (used by SQLite and installed with MapInfo Pro)Oracle Instant Client 19.11 (64-bit)Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server 17.8You may also have to reach out to your IT department to get the ODBC driver installed on your system.Once the ODBC Driver has been installed, it's time to create an ODBC Data Source. You can create this directly from within MapInfo Pro or from the

If you are connecting to a SQL Server database on localhost you do not need to setup any additional libraries to use SQLines Data tool as they are supplied with Microsoft SQL Server.If you need to connect to a remote SQL Server database, you need to have SQL Server ODBC Driver (since SQL Server 2022) or Native Client (deprecated since SQL Server 2022) installed in your local system. Check if you already have SQL Server client libraries (most Windows systems already have them):Windows: %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\ (usually c:\Windows\System32) msodbcsql17.dll or msodbcsql18.dll- SQL Server 2022 or later sqlncli11.dll - SQL Server 2016, 2014 and 2012 sqlncli10.dll - SQL Server 2008 sqlsrv32.dll - SQL Server 2000Linux:/opt/microsoft//opt/microsoft/msodbcsql17/lib64/libmsodbcsql-17.7.so.2.1 If SQL Server client is not available, go to SQL Server download page to download a SQL Server ODBC Driver or Native Client. Note that SQL Server 2012 Native Client (sqlncli11.dll) is used with Microsoft SQL Server 2016, 2014 and 2012.Installing SQL Server ODBC Driver on LinuxFollow instructions provided on Microsoft site, search - Install the Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server (Linux)For example, for Red Hat Linux version 6 and ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server curl > /etc/yum.repos.d/mssql-release.repo # Install driver and its dependency unixODBC 2.3.7 sudo ACCEPT_EULA=Y yum install -y msodbcsql17To connect to SQL Server, set both -sql_lib and -sql_driver command line or sqldata.cfg options to specify the library location and driver name, for example: -sql_lib=/opt/microsoft/msodbcsql17/lib64/libmsodbcsql-17.7.so.2.1 -sql_driver="ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server"Troubleshoot Connection to SQL ServerTroubleshooting connection errors for SQL Server.Named Pipes Provider: Could not open a connection to SQL Server [53]Error 53 may mean you specified a bad network path. Check if the specified host name exists.Named Pipes Provider: Could not open a connection to SQL Server [2]Error 2 may mean you did not specified the instance name. Specify correct server_host\instance to connect to SQL Server.SQL Server Network Interfaces: Error Locating Server/Instance Specified [xFFFFFFFF]If you can get the following error message:Check if you specified the valid server and instance name, for example, localhost\SQLEXPRESS.

@zormaxo @ShadelessFoxI found a way to get DBeaver connected to localdb using ODBC, which persists across the localdb pipe name changes. You only need to have an ODBC Driver -- for SQL Server installed. Check it out:First verify you have a SQL Server ODBC driver installed. To do this, go to the Windows Control Panel >> Administrative Tools >> ODBC Data Sources (x64) >> "Drivers" Tab. The driver I have on my machine is ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server. If you don't have the driver, you can download it here: driver will look like this:Once you have the ODBC driver, go to DBeaver and create a new connection by choosing the "ODBC" option, and click Next:Enter in the connection string as follows. Be sure to change the ODBC driver version number to the one that you have installed, as well as the localdb instance name:Driver={ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server};Server=(localdb)\mssqllocaldbClick "Test Connection" and see if it works. Hopefully you don't have any problems. Let me know if this works well for you.

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