The 8.0.2007.904 version of Lotus NotesSQL ODBC Driver is available as a free download on our website. This free PC program was developed to work on Windows XP or Windows 7 and can function on 32-bit systems.

I need to install Lotus NotesSQL Driver (current version is 8.5) onto a virtual machine running XP. Here's what's I've done so far: • I retrieved the file ( CZOWFEN.zip) from the IBM website. Flytv p30 driver windows 7 64.

• I ran the exe. • I then went to My Computer-> Properties-> Advanced-> Environmental Settings-> System Variables-> Path and added '; c: notessql' so the ODBC Administrator could find Notes.ini (why the setup file didn't do this in the first place, i don't know). • I opened up the ODBC Administrator and tried to add a new System DSN to a Lotus DB. 'The setup routines for the Lotus Notes SQL Driver ( *.nsf) ODBC driver could not be loaded due to system error code 126' • I redownloaded and reinstalled the driver (making sure I had the latest version 8.5). • I checked the registry.

All the file paths appeared to be correct. • Per many, many similar cases on the internet, I tried several different variations of adding the various Lotus Notes folders to my PATH variables. I've done this setup on 5 different machines now with no problem.

The only difference here is that this machine is virtual.

Overview, Requirements & Configuration What software is necessary to use NotesSQL? Three main pieces of software are necessary: • The calling application that will use NotesSQL to interact with data on your Domino server • The NotesSQL driver itself (see below for details on which version to use) • Either an IBM Notes client or an IBM Domino server, installed locally to the calling application and driver. This is necessary for NotesSQL to make the connection. See below for information on whether to install a Notes client or a Domino server. Choosing your version of NotesSQL NotesSQL is intended for use with any supported version of Notes or Domino, although generally you will have best results by picking a version of NotesSQL that is closest to your Notes/Domino environment. The primary concern is the operating system of the machine running NotesSQL release.

Operating System Support Matrix. Troubleshooting Common Error Messages & Issues Q1. You installed NotesSQL but it does not appear in the list of drivers in the ODBC Manager. This most often occurs because 32-bit NotesSQL was installed on a 64-bit Windows operating system. While this is perfectly viable and supported, note that a 32-bit driver will not appear in the default ODBC Manager found under Control Panel -> Administrative Tools. You will need to configure a System data source in the 32-bit ODBC Manager, which you can find C: Windows SysWOW64 odbcad32.exe Your 32-bit application will automatically use data sources from the 32-bit ODBC Manager; no further steps are necessary to make it “see” the data source. Nokia 6300 sbros na zavodskie nastrojki. Error: Driver Not Capable: This can occur when there is an ODBC Compliance discrepancy.

NotesSQL 8.5.1 and later meet most of the criteria for ODBC 3.5 compliance, but not all. Many applications will sense the ODBC Compliance of the driver they use, and will send requests to match.

In some cases, they will attempt an ODBC 3.5 request over NotesSQL 8.5.1 or later, and throw a “Driver Not Capable” error. If this happens, installing and using NotesSQL 8.0 instead will usually resolve the issue. NotesSQL 8.0 is fully ODBC 2.0 compliant, so there is no discrepancy when an application automatically detects and uses ODBC 2.0 requests. 'Set up routines for Lotus Notes SQL driver *.nsf ODBC driver could not be loaded due to system error code 126.' This error almost universally indicates a problem finding your local Notes client or Domino server that NotesSQL must use to make the connection.