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  • Need to lock c/odbc driver on read only

    Okay this client has a security problem they are scared of. The C/ODBC driver can be togled as we know on read only in options. Now this can't be locked. Any bit knowledgeable individual can move this and other options. (Time-out, cache, identifier) Apart of the fact always some wizz kid can wreck...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Integration Forum (Forum) by rsmit on Apr 16, 2009
    Filed under: C/Front, Navision 3.70, C/ODBC, SQL Interface, Interface, navision, C#, TCP/IP, ODBC

  • Need to lock c/odbc driver on read only

    Okay this client has a security problem they are scared of. The C/ODBC driver can be togled as we know on read only in options. Now this can't be locked. Any bit knowledgeable individual can move this and other options. (Time-out, cache, identifier) Apart of the fact always some wizz kid can wreck...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Integration Forum (Forum) by rsmit on Apr 16, 2009
    Filed under: C/Front, Navision 3.70, C/ODBC, SQL Interface, Interface, navision, C#, TCP/IP, ODBC

  • Re: help with ODBC connect

    The C/ODBC driver CANNOT connect to a SQL Server - it's impossible. It is a driver only for Navision Server, which is why you're getting this error. If you want to use ODBC to access your SQL Server data you have no option but the SQL Server ODBC driver. Regarding the '.' and other special...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Integration Forum (Forum) by Dean McCrae on Nov 5, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 2.60, C/ODBC, navision, SQL Server 2000, eConnRefused, TCP/IP, ODBC

  • help with ODBC connect

    Hello, i have trouble with ODBC connect. I am working with Navision Financials 2.60 on MS SQL Server 2000. If creating an ODBC connect with C/ODBC system send error message : S0000[Navison Software a/s][navision Financials ODBC Driver]The TCP/IP connection´s 'host' is not answering (TCP/IP error...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Integration Forum (Forum) by Barnabás Bott on Nov 4, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 2.60, C/ODBC, navision, SQL Server 2000, eConnRefused, TCP/IP

  • Re: C/ODBC v2 and C/ODBC v3

    I find it usually quite convenient to use Excel, Get External Data, for testing a SQL query. Concerning dates, this told me to use WHERE ("Posting Date"={ts '2001-12-31 00:00:00'}) as syntax. Note that you must use the standard SQL notation for dates (yyyy-mm-dd), and add the timepart...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by John Tegelaar on Jan 8, 2002
    Filed under: C/ODBC, navision

  • Re: C/ODBC v2 and C/ODBC v3

    I had the same type of issue with C/ODBC Version - 3.01.01.7794 ([Navision Software a/s][Navision Attain ODBC Driver] Invalid Operand for operator: = (#1023)). I spoke with Navision Support and they said this is an issue with MS Access. There was no additional information provided. The problem also...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Brad Prendergast on Jan 8, 2002
    Filed under: C/ODBC, navision

  • C/ODBC v2 and C/ODBC v3

    Hi, I am developping an application to access my navision database with the c/odbc. When I try it with the version 2, it works fine, but when I try to do it with the version 3, it doesn't understand my query. here is my query : String request = "SELECT * " + "FROM \"G/L Entry...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Andre Zoghaib on Jan 7, 2002
    Filed under: C/ODBC, navision

  • Re: help with ODBC connect

    Hi Tom, thank you for your answer, it´s problem with standard MS SQL Server ODBC driver because were have Slovak version of NF and in user tables have long names of fields. It´s more dot´s in names and standard ODBC driver work not.
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Integration Forum (Forum) by Barnabás Bott on Nov 5, 2003
    Filed under: Navision 2.60, C/ODBC, navision, SQL Server 2000, eConnRefused, TCP/IP, ODBC

  • Re: C/ODBC v2 and C/ODBC v3

    Hi, Is their a place where I can get the full documentation on this ODBC driver. I discoverd that especially the version 2 is extreeeemly picky and will crash my program. So I want to treat it gently. Marcel
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Marcel on Oct 4, 2002
    Filed under: C/ODBC, navision

  • Re: C/ODBC v2 and C/ODBC v3

    Dates in ODBC are a pain but try #2001-12-31# instead of {d....} or even #20011231#. It sometimes depends on the tool you are using to create the query but microsoft likes (always allows) dates surronded by #'s. Paul Baxter
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by triff on Jan 8, 2002
    Filed under: C/ODBC, navision
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