For non-Java based applications and tools, use the ODBC driver to
access data that is made available through Data Virtualization Manager.
About this task
The installation process installs the driver, utilities, and sample programs as shown in
the following table. Installation requires approximately 15 MB disk space.
Install set |
Components installed |
Default |
ODBC driver and samples. |
Minimal |
ODBC driver only, installed onto local computer. |
Custom |
Allows customization of installed features |
Network Admins |
Only installs driver definitions on local machine. No physical drivers are installed locally.
Drivers must already be installed on another network machine using the Network Install
option. |
As part of the installation procedure, you are able to specify the destination folder and
whether environment variables required by the driver are available to all users of the computer or
only to the user who performs the installation.
Procedure
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From the mainframe, transfer the driver installation member hlq.SAVZBIN(AVZBIN3) to your development workstation using the
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) in binary mode.
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Rename the file to ODBCdriver.zip.
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On your development workstation, create a directory, and then extract the contents of the
ODBCdriver.zip archive into that directory.
ODBC installers for the following platforms are extracted to the directory:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)
- UNIX System Services (USS)
- Ubuntu
- Windows
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Run either the 32-bit or 64-bit version of the installer as appropriate for your target ODBC
applications, and follow the installation wizard.
- Optional:
To uninstall the ODBC driver, go to , select the Data Virtualization Manager ODBC Driver
item, and click Uninstall/Change.
What to do next
For details the ODBC driver, see the IBM Data Virtualization Manager
Developer's Guide.