The quickest and easiest database option is Microsoft Server Express LocalDB.
Check the Enable Statistics Collection checkbox.You are finished setting up your connection. If Create Tables was successful then you will see each table listed in the status box with the message Created next to it.Press the Create Tables button to create the necessary database tables for Cerberus to write to the database.Statistics collection and reporting will not work if the user account does not have create database and create table permissions. If you are using a database that requires a username and password, the user account must have permission to create a database, and tables in the database. If those tables haven’t yet been created then there will be error messages displayed beside each table entry. There should also be entries for the different database tables. The ODBC Connection result should say Success.The Connect button will test that Cerberus can establish a connection to the database, and run a quick search for the necessary Cerberus statistics tables. After filling in the ODBC driver connection parameters, press the Connect button to test your connection.The connection parameters available for your driver type will now appear and must be filled in.Some reporting features may not work with the default SQL Server ODBC driver installed on most machines. You can validate that always without worrying to do something with real possible sensitive business production information (data).For Microsoft SQL Server installations other than LocalDB, we recommend downloading and installing the Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server. Having a demo/check account for just verifying the technical connections is very sensible advice. Your userid is not secret you could have left to the real one in your SAS example code.
Having installed the ODBC driver you should check the functionality of that one outside of SAS.ĭo not trust the pwencode approach. When the datamanager is working proceed to your SAS interface You should be able to use a X-server terminal on your desktop. unixodbc manual: is using a graphical interface. The message is telling you the name mfbs_db is not found. You probably are following: Installing the Driver Manager ( (v=sql.110).aspx Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server as of MS)
When you are using the system profiles for modifications than those can be revoked and reset by your OS system administrator. It does not help when you are doing that in your personal Unix profile settings These settings should get activated using SAS configuration files. What is not mentioned:Īre these settings active in the SAS session that is trying to connect?Īs you are mentioning a Unix approach you are most likely using Eguide and a WS-server. Pwd=F560034D1111E5B200B1C5553A6A67744BE8CBB1 ĮRROR: CLI error trying to establish connection: Data source name not found, and no default driver specifiedĬan anyone help me with this issue? What I am doing wrong in configuration? Nvironment/9.4/jre/lib/amd64:/opt/sas/SASHome/SASFoundation/9.4/sasexe Pt/sas/SASHome/Secure/sasexe:/opt/sas/SASHome/SASPrivateJavaRuntimeEnvironment/9.4/jre/lib/amd64/server:/opt/sas/SASHome/SASPrivateJavaRuntimeE opt/odbc_unix:/opt/odbc_unix/lib:/opt/odbc_unix/lib64:/opt/odbc_mssql/msodbcsql-.0/lib:/opt/odbc_mssql/msodbcsql-.0/lib64:/o Then I have installed SAS Interface/ACCESS to MS SQL Server.ĭescription = Microsoft ODBC Driver 11 for SQL Serverĭriver = /opt/odbc_mssql/msodbcsql-.0/lib64/libmsodbcsql-11.0.so.2270.0 I have installed the unixODBC 2.3.0 and MS SQL Server ODBC Driver msodbcsql-.0.