I am trying to set up SAS ODBC connection to sas server installed on linux.
I have sas ODBC installed on my local (windows)cand now I need to connect to the sas session on the SAS server.
My approach :
trying to create a port forward using putty on windows and then configuring ODBC.
Is my approach correct.
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Here's the VBA code that I'm using to connect to a local instance of PostgreSQL:
Dim conn As ADODB.Connection
Set conn = New ADODB.Connection
conn.Open "DSN=PostgreSQL-Local"
This is what the ODBC data source setup looks like:
Now, I want to connect to the prod version in Amazon RDS, which is not publicly available. I've set up the SSH tunnel (via an EC2 instance) and I'm able to connect to the database after configuring DBeaver's SSH tunnel tab.
So, I know that the SSH tunnel works perfectly well.
I tried:
finding configuration options in the ODBC data sources
searching the internet for connection strings
However, I'm stuck with figuring out how to do it using VBA's ADODB connection.
The opensource psqlODBC driver doesn't come with integrated ssh tunneling.
DevArt sells a driver which does, or you can install your own tunneling software and set up the tunnel yourself. In the latter case, you would need to then point your ODBC driver at localhost:5433 (or whatever port you chose to use locally--I gave that as an example as 5432 seems to already be in use locally)
I use oracle DB Developer on VirtualBox to create databases using SQLDeveloper. I use VirtualBox since I can't download SQL Developer on MacBook. I'm writing a Java code on eclipse with an SQL connection on the host machine. How can I connect establish a connection between the guest machine and the host machine?
I've tried to do the port forward option through VB's network adapter setting. When I tried localhost:8000, the page wasn't accessible. I'm honestly not sure if this is even a valid solution for my problem.
Anyone has a suggestion on how to connect my host machine to the database on the guest machine?
I have configured an ODBC connection in Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator and test successfully.
I want to connect to HIVE database (the ODBC connection) using Spark. As my understanding, the connection should be configured in hive-site.xml and put to folder /config. But how to configure hive-site.xml using ODBC connection? Can anyone provide an example for hive-site.xml?
I am using cloudera ODBC driver.
Environment： Windows, spark 2.3.3
I wanted to place a file in UNIX file system from local desktop using Excel VBA, which is in remote server,which is in another Remote Server.
Problem Statement:
First I have to connect to Remote Server 1 and then i need to connect Remote Server-2 which is in Remote Server-1.
The Unix server is in Remote Server -2.
Please let me know possibilities of connecting to Unix Server from my local desktop using Excel VBA.
Thanks,
DEEPAK
Quite a confusing setup but your "server in a server"... is it a virtual server? If so, your admin should have set it up to have its own resources and network access so you don't have to access one inside another. You just connect to the server you need.
If you are connecting to the UNIX server from a Windows machine your admin should have installed and configured SAMBA so you can then access files through Windows Explorer.
I've made an assumption at the beginning because I'm unsure of your precise configuration as I've never heard of a server in a server unless you're talking about a virtual server, but these are usually seen as individual servers that can be directly connected to...
This may answer your question
check it out here:
http://www.thinkplexx.com/learn/howto/linux/system/using-pipe-and-ssh-to-connect-commands-between-different-unix-hosts-output-local-cat-less-etc-into-remote-files-grep-or-watch-remote-logs
I am using Oracle VM for OBIEE and I want to connect my local SQL server DB
How I can do it? Are they any ODBC for vm machine?
When it comes to connect to and from VMs, the tricky part is figuring out how the IP addresses and overall networking are setup. There's nothing "special" concerning odbc connecting to a physical or virtual machine.