I'm doing the same thing. You'll have to use the DataDirect ODBC driver. Then you'll probably have to run the tool to synchronized the sizes of various data types. Progress allows flexible size datatypes and sometimes these sizes exceed that allowed by ODBC. Hence the progress tool to correct...
Thank you for the reply.
However I think I might be doomed here. We are talking about a HUGE enterprise database with all the business data in it. I doubt I will ever be able to get the unix/progress guys to modify anything.
Ugh...:)
I am writing a .NET windows application which utilizes the DataDirect 4.1 SQL 92 ODBC Driver.
I am getting a strange error when I run select statements against some tables. I can query _user just fine, but when I run a select (select * from pub.oeeh) on a different table I typically get this...
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