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Application | Versions and Notes |
Crystal Reports | 8.5 and later Version 9 requires a patch in order to run correctly. Please see the technical bulletin regarding this issue for more information: Problems with ODBC Driver and Crystal Reports 9 |
Microsoft Office | 2000 and later Microsoft Access has problems with using an auto-increment field as part of the primary index since the Jet engine cannot "discover" the keys properly when they are not populated explicitly by the client application. |
Microsoft Visio | 2000 and later |
Borland Database Engine (BDE) | 5.01 and later With the BDE there are problems with using an auto-increment field as part of the primary index since the BDE cannot "discover" the keys properly when they are not populated explicitly by the client application. |
ODBCExpress | 5.06 and 7 |
Microsoft IIS ASP | 5 and later It is recommended that you only use the ODBC functionality in ASP and not the ADO->OLEDB->ODBC bridge driver through the ADO functionality. The bridge driver does not function correctly in most cases. |
Microsoft Visual Basic | 6 and later It is recommended that you only use the ODBC functionality in VB 6 and not the ADO->OLEDB->ODBC bridge driver through the ADO functionality. The bridge driver does not function correctly in most cases. |
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET | 2002 and later It is recommended that you only use the ODBC.NET data provider with any .NET application (VB.NET, ASP.NET, C#, Delphi.NET, Chrome). Also, since the ODBC.NET data provider is accessing and using unmanaged resources and handles in the ODBC driver during operation, you should always call the Dispose method for any ODBCConnection, ODBCCommand, ODBCCommandBuilder, or ODBCDataAdapter objects when you are done using them (deterministic destruction). Failure to do so can cause major failures in the driver due to the resources and handles being freed up re-entrantly when the .NET garbage collector thread finalizes these objects. |
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