FreeTDS Development Group

[jklowden AT schemamania.org]

On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 06:09:34PM +0200, Jaap van Arragon wrote:
> Osql reports:
> 
> SERVER:# osql -S TEST -U admin -P pass
> osql: error: no potential directory strings in "/usr/bin/isql"
> isql strings are:
> + /lib/ld-linux.so.2

Download the latest version from 

http://freetds.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/freetds/freetds/src/apps/osql?revision=1.8

It's just a shell script.  Put it wherever you want.  It won't interfere with 
the rest of you installation.  (See also the comment on line 49 if you're 
curious.) 

I wrote osql to help people diagnose local setup errors.  If it doesn't work 
for you, let's change it so that it does.  

> TDSDUMP: nothing but succesfull results when I connect through isql nothing
> is being written in the log file.

When you have no output from TDSDUMP, that means no connection was attempted. 
 The driver was not asked to make a connection.  Usually that's because of a 
local setup mistake.  

> Odbc.ini:
> 
> [TEST]
> Driver          = FreeTDS
> Description             = A good description of your DB
> Trace           = Yes
> Server          = [IP ADDRESS]
> Port            = 1433
...
> TDS_Version=7.0
...
> 4. how can I check this point? Driver = FreeTDS

In (I think) /etc/odbcinst.ini there should be a FreeTDS section referencing 
the libtdsodbc.so driver.  osql checks for this.  

I assume the above refers to /etc/odbc.ini?  I'm guessing that's the right 
directory based on what you show.  (osql checks that, too!)  ;-)

HTH.

--jkl