Curious, has anyone recently ported over to Windows 7 64 bit version from Vista and having ODBC issues?
I have a very simple form that works fine on Vista 64, but when I connect with Windows 7 64 bit, it stops working.
Looks like the 32 bit ODBC drivers work a little better, but not much.
So questions:
Does lifecycle work with windows 7 64 bit version?
Do the 64 bit ODBC drivers work?
Do the 32 bit drivers work?
If issues, any threads out there?
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I have that configuration and I am only able to use 32bit drivers.
Paul
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Hi Paul
I am trying to get the 32 bit drives to work connected to a SQL remote database and I get the following error
GeneralError:Operation failed.......Index is out of bounds
I am using a simple script to clone the datasource so a drop down can bring up the other row values
The lines that it is failing on is
while
(xfa.sourceSet.nodes.item(nIndex).name != "DataConnection2")
{ nIndex
++; }
worked fine in Vista, but not windows 7 (using 32 bit drivers)
Any suggestions?
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I don't have a SqlServer to test with ...i do have a mySql database and it works fine. I wonder if there is so me additional security that Win7 uses with SqlServer that we are unaware of.
paul
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Anyone that you can ask at Adobe that may know about any such issues?
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Oh, interesting that the 64 bit ODBC works fine with Microsoft Access to link into the SQL database.
I can see and update the tables fine.
So, my first thought would be that LiveCycles has a problem on Windows 7 64 bit or some settings that I am not aware of that need to be set.
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64 bit drivers do NOT work, while the 32 bit drivers do.
Took awhile, but finally got them doing what they need to do.
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