Hi
we are in an envireonment where we use unix/linux mostly.. there are a lot of apps that run on this environment(eg coldfusion)now the concern for us is to be able to access the sql database on the NT/win2k boxes..what could be a solution for this are there any drives that any one can suggest for talking from unix to nt??
thanks
sri
Hi, everyone!I was just wondering if any of you knows of a linux/unix client(preferably on the command line) that would connect to ms sql server?Any hints would be appreciated!Roumen.
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I'm looking a native driver for SQL 2005 running under Linux/Unix!
Or Is accessible anywhere source code of the existing driver for php?
I tried FreeTDS, but it has some bugs and has no support.
Is there any good solution for this problem?
Thanks!
Hi,
Is there as way to access SQL SErver DB for DML Operations from C++ programs in UNIX/LINUX. The current approach is by uisng Pro C to connect to ORACLE from C++. But I want to connect to SQL Server 2005.
Regards,
Kart
First, let me start by saying I know the answer to this, but due to politics any answer I give will be viewed with some disdain and disbelief.
A Unix/Network [rtdpmin one our sister agencies is trying to solve a problem that really does not need to be solved, but ....
The sister agency uses Information Builder's WebFocus on Unix. When they try to read my data warehouse in SQL Server 2000 it times out on them (on their end and they claim they cannot fix it) (This is using the supplied WebFocus ODBC/JDBC driver for SQL Server). This has lead to accusations of us not letting them read the data.
After much gnashing of teeth over "if you do data and data analysis for a living, why do I have to show you how to set-up an ODBC connection" we have shown them how to connect to the data, read it, and transfer it using MS-ACCESS, EXCEL, and more importantly SPSS. This is not good enough because they cannot figure out how to put it into WebFocus.
Their network person has come-up with the brilliant idea of reading the .mdf directly by installing Windows for Unix on the Unix side and then just pointing to the .mdf file and "reading it ".
Unless I have missed something somwhere (I will admit possible), I know you need a driver to read MS-SQL and that driver in every example I have seen could care less about the physical location of the .mdf file. It wants to know what database, what server (ip or name) and what security/login to use.
Could someone give me a more "technical answer" or even Microsoft's party line so I do not have this person mucking around with my production server trying to acomplish the impossible.
havent workd with linux especially sed in a long time. wondering if someone could help me with the following:
want to replace first occurance of * followed by a blank space in a servlet with
@web.servletname="xxx" display-name="xxx" @web.servlet-mapping url-pattern="/xxx.xxx/*"
code in servlet looks likes follows:
/**
* Description of the class
* @web.servletname="xxx" display-name="xxx" @web.servlet-mapping url-pattern="/xxx.xxx/*"
*@author
*@created jan 21,2003
*/
After sed is executed, code should look as follows:
/**
* Description of the class
*
*@author
*@created jan 21,2003
*/
Thank u
hello,
im new to linux env, can u tell me how can i create DSN name in LINUX,
In Windows start menu>control panel>administrative tool>Data Source(ODBC)>User DSN>Add
but in LINUX i dont know how to create it, can any 1 help in this regard
Hi All,
Can I connect to the MS SQL database from the Redhat Linux 9.
Is there MS SQL client or database driver on linux available. I wanted to use the data from the MS SQL database in the C++ program running on Linux.
Thanks in advance,
torpedo
Are you using Windows on Linux - or Linux on Windows, and if so, which virtualization system are you using and for what purpose?
Mark Smith
there are some crazy people that tried to install MSDE/SQL server on linux (with wine)?
P.S.
When a commercial guy ask you if something can be done, don't answer "maybe", because he'll get it as a "sure"....
Can you run SQL Server on a Linux Redhat server?
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Mark Smith
Hi everyone,I'm looking into moving my desktop system at work to Linux from WindowsXP, and one tool I've yet to find a suitable replacement for is MS SQLEnterprise Manager. I mainly need to query MS SQL databases fromLinux, and management tasks (monitor backups, services, etc) can bedone on the MS SQL servers themselves. THere was an application I usedto use on OSX which would connect to a variety of databases, includingMS SQL, and they had a Linux version of the client .. but can'tremember the name. But really any Sybase client that can connect to MSSQL with some ease will work.Thanks for any suggestions or ideas ...Alex
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View 1 Replies View RelatedHey Guys - I was just wondering - if you have started to use Linux Servers along with SQL Server- and if so, which Distribution of Linux and for what purpose. Cheers - Mark Smith
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to install MsSQL / Access on Linux? The reason I am asking is I have a linux virtual dedicated server, and develop both php/mysql and asp/mssql/access database, is there another program or something I can run on my server to allow development of programs needs mssql/access?
Thanks in advance for replies,
Jeff
EDIT: I am new to Linux, however have found this: http://www.knoda.org/ Is this what I might need?
Hey Guys - I was just wondering - if at work you have started to use Linux Servers - and if so, which Distribution of Linux and for what purpose. Cheers - Mark Smith
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This question may be a bit naive but I have some data that I would like to transfer from a SQL 7 database to a DB2 database on Linux. Does anyone know how I would go about doing this. I have in the past transferred data from SQL 7 to Oracle and SYBASE using DTS without any difficultly. I cannot remember exactly but presume they were on NT.
Anyone got any ideas/suggestions.
Many thanks
David
Hey Guys - I was just wondering - if at work you have started to use Linux Servers - and if so, which Distribution of Linux and for what purpose. Cheers - Mark Smith
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View 1 Replies View RelatedHey Guys - I was just wondering - if at work you have started to useLinux Servers - and if so, which Distribution of Linux and for whatpurpose. Cheers - Mark Smith
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View 1 Replies View RelatedHello Everyone -
This may be a silly question, but does SQL Server 2005 run on any other platforms besides Windows? Will SQL Server 2005 run on Red Hat Linux? Or any other flavor of UNIX? Thank you for your time and assistance. I appreciate the help.
Am trying to connect to SQL Server 2000 from a Debian Linux installation. What would be the best place to get documentation on this? Is using Open-TDS recommended (is there any other way)?
will greatly appreciate any assistance.
thanks
Hi,
Does Microsoft provide SQL Server Client for Linux, specifically SLES 9 64 bit? If none from Microsoft, any suggestion for third party package of SQL Server Client for SLES9 64bit? Thanks
Weidong
Hello, everyone:
I have a C++ codes on Linux and SQL Server 2005 Express on Windows. C++ codes need to query data from SQL Server. How to setup then connection? Any suggestion will be great appreciated.
ZYT
hi all,
I need to collect data from 60 SQL Server into one big DB2 server using mulit threaded C program under linux, just wonder if anyone have tried to make a program under linux to get data from MS SQL Server under windows.
i need to code in C under linux, connect to SQL server and also connect to DB2 server
what i understand so far we need on clinet side (linux machine)
1. ODBC software ( there is open source unixODBC )
2. MS SQL Deiver under linux ( i checked softlink )
does anyone has experince in such stuff ?
i need a start point
any suggestions ?
Is it possible to execute an SSIS package from Linux? Before with 2005, we were able to execute a job that would execute the DTS, now we're trying to execute an SSIS package in 2005.
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"Try not to become a man of success but rather try to become a man of value."
Hi all,
I'm looking at setting up my own developer server at home so I can do more programming - at work I have limited capability so want to experiment a bit more.
Windows Server is far to expensive for me to consider so I'm looking at Sun Chili!Soft.ASP to run the ASP pages, etc and now just need SQL server. I have seen Microsoft now kindly offer this free version but is it likely to work on this Linux based system? Sun Chili!Soft.ASP currently supports SQL 7 and 2000 - is there any difference with SQL Express?
Hope anyone can help.
Cheers
My application is written in C/C++ on Linux platform. I am wondering if there is a C/C++ driver for Linux to access SQL server.
thanks.
I'm about to create a web-page that will display RS-reports using the ReportViewer.
What is the client demands for being able to use the ReportViewer web control?
Can a linux-client using let's say Firefox use the ReportViewer?
Regards Andreas
Our firm needs to analyze some financial data for a client. They gave us a SQL database file in ANSI format. Is there a way to import this data into SQL 2005?
Thanks,
Steve