000117831
Upgrading ODBC driver when upgrading Hybrid Data Pipeline Server
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| Title | Upgrading ODBC driver when upgrading Hybrid Data Pipeline Server |
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| URL Name | is-a-re-install-required-for-the-odbc-driver-for-hdp-when-upgrading-the-hdp-server |
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| Article Number | 000117831 |
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| Environment | Product: Hybrid Data Pipeline (HDP) ODBC driver
Version: All supported versions OS: All supported platforms Database: All supported databases Application: Installer |
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| Steps to Reproduce | 1. Install HDP Server 4.2.1
2. Create a Data Source in the HDP Server with d2cadmin/d2cuser user. 3. With the redist files obtained from the above installation, install ODBC driver for HDP 4.2 4. Create a new ODBC DSN to connect to the Data Source created in the HDP server 5. Verify that the connection to the newly created DSN is successful. 6. Now, upgrade the HDP Server to 4.3 7. Try the connection now with the existing DSN and see that it is successful. |
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| Last Modified Date | 5/7/2019 3:37 PM |
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