What to do when your ODBC driver won't accelerate

[heidi_schnakenb]

Is your ODBC driver feeling more like a passenger than a driver? Do you have issues with your ODBC connection or queries? Well, you have come to the right place! We have created a brand new troubleshooting series on ODBC driver issues to help you through these roadblocks when they happen. Pull over and check out the view before you continue your ODBC journey.

• KB0538943: Troubleshooting ODBC driver issues
  • KB0538995: ODBC Troubleshooting Checklist
  • KB0538945: Determining if you have the latest ODBC driver version
  • KB0538948: Determining if your ODBC driver is working correctly
  • KB0538950: Determining if ODBC processing has failed due to low memory
  • KB0538951: Determining the time zone for ODBC processing
  • KB0538953: Determining if precision errors are causing issues with ODBC queries
• KB0538954: Troubleshooting common ODBC error messages
  • KB0538955: Verifying that the URL of your instance is correct
  • KB0538975: Verifying that your credentials are correct
  • KB0538976: Determining batch size value
  • KB0538978: Determining the Java maximum heap size
  • KB0538981: Determining if your query needs to be refined
  • KB0538982: Determining if your client application was unable to load the driver
  • KB0538984: Determining if you need to reduce the value of timeout settings
  • KB0538985: Determining if you need to increase file size limit
  • KB0538986: Determining if the query size should be shortened
• KB0538992: Troubleshooting Linked Server
• KB0539014: Troubleshooting uninstalling ODBC driver

Next week: get ready for the next Top Ten Solutions column!