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Non-ERP In response to Andrew's posting: There's no question that Merant has several options depending on the application that one wants to connect to Progress with, however, in our case, ERP is not an issue. We utilize Syteline as our ERP user interface on top of the Progress database(s)...

Merant is Right The other responders are correct that the Merant Data Direct ODBC drivers are the correct drivers. You'll need Merant ODBC 3.60 32-Bit Drivers for Progress 8.x and up (actually 3.50 works with 8.x but not 9.0, so why bother to get 3.50). The environment settings mentioned by...

Contractor available for medium to long term projects, particularly for those clients wishing to integrate Progress with MS applications such as SQL Server, Office 2000, Access projects, etc. Please contact Ross Culver at rculver@culver-it.com 713-641-4552

Contractor available for medium to long term projects, particularly for those clients looking to integrate Progress with MS applications such as SQL Server, Office 2000, Access projects, etc. Please contact Ross Culver at rculver@culver-it.com 713-641-4552

Contractor Dear Sirs: I would be interested in hearing more details of your needs and have attached a current resume'. Cordially, Ross Culver rculver@culver-it.com 713-641-4552

Jeff: Here's what we have so far. Facts: Syteline 6.0, Progress 9.1, Merant ODBC 3.60 32-Bit Drivers, SQL Server 7.0 SP2 (don't load SP3!), MDAC 2.1 SP2 (2.1.2.4202.3) GA, NT 4.0 SP4. That covers what we're running. Important! We are not currently utilizing Progress security, only...

This is along the same lines as my question in the ODBC forum of this site. At one time I had successfully created a Linked Server in SQL to Progress using the Merant 3.60 32-bit Progress ODBC drivers. I was able to run many stored procedures, many of which were automated using a timer...

I am supplementing Syteline/Progress using MS SQL Server 7.0. I have no problems using Merant's 3.60 32-bit Progress ODBC drivers to link most MS products and Progress. I have no problem using a DSN connection using the same ODBC drivers to pull data from Progress using SQL's DTS wizards...