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- Additionally, if you run ODBC Data Source Administrator on 64-bit Windows ( c: windows system32 odbcad32.exe), you can see that Microsoft Access Driver under Drivers tab. I do create a DSN and I do successfully get a connection to my DB and I am able to do reads and inserts, the only problem is with the Update() call.
- To access DB2/400 data on an iSeries system with an ODBC Driver, you must install the appropriate iSeries Access for Windows client on the 32-bit system that hosts the LEI server. Once installed, the iSeries Access ODBC Driver is listed as an available driver when creating a new DSN on the system.
- I received the following errors in the Microsoft ODBC Data Source manager (64-bit), for my data source an MS Access DB (.accdb), after updating to Windows 10 from 7 and uninstalling MS 2010 and installing 2013: 'The driver of this User DSN does not exist. It can only be removed.' And also: 'The driver of this 64-bit System DSN does not exist.
Windows 7 64 bit odbc drivers for Ms Access Missing. Also checked the registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE ODBC ODBCINST.INI Microsoft Access Driver.
We have an end user used MS-Access database which connects to a Visual Fox Pro directory of .dbf files via linked tables and an ODBC DSN. This worked fine until Symantec Endpoint Protection installed a couple of updates, and now when a select set of machines attempt to connect to it we receive an ODBC failed error.
We know this because uninstalling Symantec Endpoint Protection causes the database to work again.
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We have the following specs:
SEP:
- Managed Symantec Endpoint Protection, managed from Symantec Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition.
Symantec.cloud - Cloud Agent 2.03.70.2614
Symantec.cloud - Endpoint Protection - NIS-21.5.0.19
32-Bit ODBC Driver:
Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver - 6.01.8629.01 - VFPODBC.DLL - 12/7/1999
This driver has been shoehorned into Windows 7 (since it's unsupported) with registry keys. I am already aware that I have to install the driver using C:WindowsSysWOW64odbcad32.exe, on 64-bit machines. The driver already works as long as SEP is not installed.
MS-Access:
There are several versions of MS-Access on which the problem is occurring, between 2007 and Office 365, so this leads me to believe it has to do with ODBC and SEP..and also the fact that when you uninstall SEP you end up with a working database; disabling the firewall in SEP however doesn't resolve the issue.
Machines:
Most of the machines with this issue are Lenovo ThinkCentere M73, but it is not exclusive to this type of machine, we also have some users with Dell OptiPlexes with the same issue (not that I think this is relevant).
We've already talked to SEP support, and the first thing they thought of was that it's an issue with SEP managing the firewall; we made a group to put the machine in, which allowed us to turn the firewall off inside the SEP interface, giving us the option to do so for 15 minutes or more. This did not resolve the issue.
I also ran an ODBC trace and attempted to access some of the Visual Fox Pro linked tables from the end user Microsoft Access database; and it resulted in a log file.
Here are the results of the trace from ODBC:
Is there any reason why this wouldn't work on a couple of machines, but not all of them?
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1 Answer
Apparent Symantec bug, was fixed when we installed updates.