FreeTDS Development Group

[James Leigh <james AT clickmedia.ca>]

I don't know how to use sqsh, but it seems to do that same thing
everytime.  How should it be used?  The docs say I should get a chance
to type something before it kicks me out like this.



$ export SYBASE=/usr
$ sqsh
sqsh-2.1 Copyright (C) 1995-2001 Scott C. Gray
This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
For more information type '\warranty'
Password: 
Server SYBASE not found!


On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 14:30, Brian Bruns wrote:
    Start by getting sqsh working, it's a whole lot simpler and go from there.
     If the servers are using domain logins, we may have a problem since we
    have been as yet unable to make that work.  *However* seeing as you have a
    working ethereal configuration, if you'd care to put some elbow grease in,
    we may be able to make a go of it.  Otherwise, if the servers are in mixed
    mode, then there shouldn't be any problem.
    
    Brian
    
    > I cannot get odbc to work at all.  I could really use detailed
    > step-by-step example with field explination.  I am the only debian 
machine
    > is a feild of win32 computers.  I need to connect to an mssql server.  I
    > want to use gnome-db/gasql.  but right now I will settle for isql/sqsh 
or
    > anything that can connect.
    >   It uses a NT domin login, my domain user name also has a space if that
    > means something.  This is waht I have so far.  I am very confused.  I
    > could never get odbc to work in win32 or liunux and could use some help.
    > 
    > /home/.james/.freetds.conf:
    > [global]
    >         # TDS protocol version
    >   tds version = 4.2
    >   initial block size = 512
    >   swap broken dates = no
    >   swap broken money = no
    >   try server login = yes
    >   try domain login = no
    >   cross domain login = no
    > [JDBC]
    >   host = 192.138.151.39
    >   port = 4444
    >   tds version = 5.0
    > [dbserver]
    >   host = 192.168.1.1
    >   port = 1433
    >   tds version = 7.0
    >   try domain logins = yes
    >   try server logins = no
    >   nt domain = MY_DOMAIN
    > /etc/odbcinst.ini:
    > [TDS]
    > Driver            = /usr/lib/odbc/libtdsodbc.so
    > Setup             = /usr/lib/odbc/libtdsS.so
    > FileUsage = 2
    > /home/james/.odbc.ini:
    > [dbserver]
    > Driver            = TDS
    > Description       = internal database server
    > Trace             = No
    > Servername        = 192.168.1.1
    > Database  = db_name
    > UID               = James Leigh
    > $ isql -v cmserver03 "James Leigh" my_password
    > [unixODBC]tds_connect failed
    > [ISQL]ERROR: Could not SQLConnect
    
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   James Leigh
   Developer

   Click Media Inc.
   clickmedia.ca
   (905) 833-3994   ext.#118

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