Pervasive db how to#
1) they are created and maintained by different manufacturers, 2) they serve different purposes, etc.so I gave you a google link because I encounter all kinds of people here who, for some reason or another, do not know how to effectively use google's search algorithm to get exactly what they need. A single data management platform to provide for the needs of the most demanding analytics use cases and mission-critical applications, from the Edge, to on-premises, to the Cloud. DbSchema Tool already includes an Pervasive driver, which is automatically downloaded when you connect to Pervasive. Usually, they are provided by the same company which implemented the Pervasive software.
jar used by all Java applications to connect to the database.
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on any forum for that matter, because MS Access and PHP are completely unrelated in a multitude of ways. JDBC drivers are Java library files with the extension.
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hopefully so.Ĭlick to expand.well I might have read your question wrong, but if you're looking for a free solution to a question like this, you really should understand that your question is not asked a lot. I'm unfamiliar fairly with SQL SERVER or this "Pervasive" DB you're using, but you might be able to get something from all this. With the workstation engine and an odbc connection it runs without any problems. Computer 'a' manages an active pervasive database and uses pervasive sql9.6 server for windows. the other results on the page, based on the URL's preview text, seems like they might be of assistance to you as well. Pervasive odbc 435564 4, 40 pm what do i need to configure to access my current pervasive sql2000 database through odbc in warehouse builder. the first result there takes you to S/O forum where answer #3 seems like it might be able to help you out. Apple might be an exception to this, because Steve Jobs was so insanely obsessed with keeping his stuff internal and secret. more than likely you *can* do this, because most server languages and the companies that create them build in features that allow them to communicate with other peoples' software.
PHP also keeps very good error logs, usually in a error log file located in the same directory where the error was encountered. what have you tried so far? if you *have* tried something, did PHP throw an error? the language's error specifications can be printed to a page by calling the phpinfo() function. the string "mysqli()" should say that, by definition alone. You can't use mysqli() or pdo() because those are specifically reserved for the PHP language in regards to communicating with MYSQL (as far as I know).
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