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mates,

I have a big problem on OS, I install my application on
a test machine which is Windows 7. As we all know it is
a 64 bit-operating system. The Windows 7 has a folder
SysWOW64 which is a full copy of system32. Now, when I run
my application, i get an error message says '[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified. '

So I google it and search. I found out that my application will read odbc driver
in system32 not in syswow64. so i open odbcad32.exe ins syswow64 folder. which is all driver are listed but when i check it in system32 folder. no driver listed.

what is a possible workaround here, so that my application will read odbc driver in syswow64 folder?

thanks in advance.

C# コードMicrosoft End User
2000-2008




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