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Hi, 

We are trying to evaluate the "Unisys ODBC driver "  (ODBC driver connector) to support for Visual COBOL.  In visual cobol document :ODBC Structure, we came across the DRVTST32.EXE under this document. Could you please help me with details of 

  a. Can the DRVTST32 utility be used to validate our ODBC driver and validate whether it will work with visual Cobol ? 

  b.  Where to download & how to install the DRVTST32.exe?  

  c. Is there any special license is required for using DRVTST32.exe ? 

thanks,

Kayal



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Kayalvizhi Ganesan
Unisys Corporation
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Hi, 

We are trying to evaluate the "Unisys ODBC driver "  (ODBC driver connector) to support for Visual COBOL.  In visual cobol document :ODBC Structure, we came across the DRVTST32.EXE under this document. Could you please help me with details of 

  a. Can the DRVTST32 utility be used to validate our ODBC driver and validate whether it will work with visual Cobol ? 

  b.  Where to download & how to install the DRVTST32.exe?  

  c. Is there any special license is required for using DRVTST32.exe ? 

thanks,

Kayal



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Kayalvizhi Ganesan
Unisys Corporation
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That section of the documentation is for Database Connectors, which allows you to access your database tables as if they were COBOL data files. It has nothing to do with embedded SQL which you are trying to use.

Did you check the ODBC trace that was generated for your test connect?

It seems to me that the driver itself is working but the connection string is not what it is expecting.

Are you certain that your project type is set to x86 on the COBOL tab?



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