Datastage ODBC Problem : Checking symbolic links :DK®
If your ODBC connection does not work, check your symbolic links. Cannot connect to database using ODBC connection.This problem occurs when using ODBC connections in a UNIX environment.DK®
Identify the Issue :DK®
If you have moved shared libraries to a new directory or have installed a new ODBC driver manager, you might have broken symbolic links that the engine uses to access the shared libraries for the source database.
Solution Of the problem:DK®
To reset the symbolic links to a new directory, run this command at the UNIX prompt:
# $DSHOME/bin/dspackinst relink.uvlibs pathname
$DSHOME is the home directory of the server engine. pathname is the full path name of the directory that contains the shared libraries.
To reset links for a new ODBC driver manager:DK®
- Install the ODBC driver manager according to the vendor's instructions.
- Determine where the ODBC shared library libodbc.xx resides. For example, the library for the Intersolv driver is in $ODBCHOME/ dlls,
and the library for the Visigenics driver is in $ODBCHOME/ libs. - Close all InfoSphere DataStage clients.
- Run the relink.uvlibs command as described above.
- Restart the InfoSphere DataStage clients.
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