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INTERNAL Creating a custom installer for Salesforce driver with SQL Engine mode as server

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TitleINTERNAL Creating a custom installer for Salesforce driver with SQL Engine mode as server
URL Nameinternal-creating-a-custom-installer-for-salesforce-driver-with-sql-engine-mode-as-server
Article Number000110666
EnvironmentProduct: DataDirect Connect for ODBC Salesforce driver
Version: All supported versions
OS: Windows
Database: Salesforce
Application: Installer
Question/Problem Description
What's required by OEM customer to create a custom installer for Salesforce ODBC driver with option to use the driver with SQL Engine mode as server.
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To create the custom Salesfore ODBC driver installer with option to use the driver with SQL Engine Mode as Server on windows.

1. Install the Salesforce ODBC driver service using the following command.
  • salesforceserver.exe /install 
2. Start the Salesforce ODBC driver service either from the windows services or from the ODBC datasource.   
  • Select the SQL Engine tab.
  • Set the SQL Engine Mode as Server.
  • Select Edit Server settings.
  • Click on start for Services.
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Last Modified Date3/20/2019 11:48 PM
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