Subj : Re: odbcinst.h doesn't link: SQLConfigDataSource
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Thu Jul 15 2004 01:04 pm

Try this:

If you have odbccp32.dll then run implib on it to create an import
library:

    implib  -c  odbccp32.LIB  odbccp32.DLL

If you do not have that then use impdef to create *.def files from all
likely DLL's in the \windows\system32 or \winnt\system32 directory and
grep them to determine if you have that function:

    for %a in (c:\windows\system32\dll) do impdef %a.DEF %a.DLL
    (if done in a batch file, double the percents so %a becomes %%a)

    grep SQLConfigDataSource *.def

When you find it, use implib to create an import library and put that
library into the compiler's LIB directory.

..  Ed

> Luis M wrote in message
> news:40f699cf@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Thanks for your response, but I need further help.
> Here are the exact repro steps:
>
> New Application:
> ------------------------------------
> #include <odbcinst.h>
> SQLConfigDataSource( NULL,
>                            ODBC_ADD_DSN,
>                            "Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)",
>                            "DSN=HelloWorld");
> ------------------------------------
>
> Compile & link:
>
> Error message.
>
> My (full) installation doesn't include odbccp32.lib.
> It does include odbc32.lib, but that doesn't do the trick.
> Can anyone else try this too, please?

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