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I'm trying to connect to a SQL Anywhere database through an an ODBC connection on my Mac (running High Sierra). I downloaded and installed the SQL Anywhere 17 Developer edition. Installed it. How to Connect R to MySQL Database Using ODBC on Mac OS 10.10.3 (Yosemite) 0. How do I know whether my disk C: is on the SSD or on the HDD?

I have been able to both import and update remote MySQL data with Filemaker 6 and the OpenLink driver (using a 30-day demo). That's the good news -- it does indeed perform queries and retirn (import) the results. Utility programs for mac. The bad news (from my point of view) is that, aside from the fact that the driver is not free (as someone else pointed out), the FM interface for this is pretty clunky, even if you script the query (3 or 4 dialog boxes each time to ok the data source, user login, and query). And you can't create forms that will allow you to work easily with the data on the server. It has to be imported into a FileMaker file first. We're working on porting over to OS X; if it works, it will be a *much* better solution than FM.

Apple today released a pair of updates targeting Snow Leopard for server and database users. - fixes an issue with duplicate serial numbers on Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard. The Network Registration Update is recommended for servers running Mac OS X Server version 10.6. It addresses an issue with duplicate serial number alerts on servers with multiple network interfaces.The update weighs in at 24.74 MB, and Apple provides an additional describing the issue addressed by the update.

- provides for database administration via Open Database Connectivity (ODBC). Enables database administration of ODBC-compliant data sources.

Features include connection pooling, trace log creation, and ODBC driver management, among other administration features.The update weighs in at 5.13 MB and requires OS X 10.6.