This post is a followup to a post I wrote. The issue at hand is that data are stored on a SQL server (Microsoft Server 2005 or version 9 of MS SQL Server to be exact) and that I would like to send queries from a command line interface, either from Mac OS X or a Linux system. The data queried from the server will most often be analyzed in R. I will outline how to get all of this set up on a Mac OS X which should be similar to a Linux platform. NOTE: Do not use the Macports version of the following packages – they are NOT needed and can be compiled from source without a problem. First, I recommend getting the development version since all the recent updates are included.
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Sql Server Note Install Unixodbc And Freetds For Mac Mac
Install FreeTDS with brew install freetds --with-unixodbc (FreeTDS is the driver that sits between the Mac ODBC and MS SQL Server, this chart here shows which version of TDS you should be using based on your specific Microsoft Server version; e.g. Tds protocol 7.2 for Microsoft SQL Server 2008).
Sql Server Note Install Unixodbc And Freetds For Machine Name
I had issues with locale Mac OS X and TDSVER=8.0 (anything higher than version 4.2 actually) specification using FreeTDS v0.82. To do so: cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@freetds.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/freetds checkout -P freetds cd freetds./autogen.sh ## generate the configure and make files./configure -with-tdsver=8.0 -with-unixodbc=/usr/local make sudo make install The configure line is taken from. From that same documentation, we DON’T have to register the driver with the manager or add in the data source name for system wide access. I just dealt with local (home directory) files. Recall from the that I had issues with locale and TDSVER on Mac OS X.
I the mailing list and it was partially fixed ( tsql and freebcp doesn’t work but bsqldb and isql works) in the development version of FreeTDS for TDSVER=8.0. Hey Super Nerdy Cool, I’ve been working through this tutorial to connect to a MS SQL database and I’m still running into some issues. I was able to successfully install and compile the UnixODBC. When I tried to build the FreeTDS from source, I ran into some issues on the line: 3./autogen.sh ## generate the configure and make files The autogen failed from source so I tried doing it with MacPorts but that wasn’t much help either. With macports, I downloaded the prebuilt binary of freeTDS Upon build & install I couldn’t connect to the server due to incorrect file paths to freeTDS config files on the local machine Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hi, For me, make is failing: /bin/sh././libtool –tag=CC –mode=link gcc -DTHREADSAFE -g -O2 -Wdeclaration-after-statement -o tdspool config.o main.o member.o user.o util.o./server/libtdssrv.la -liconv libtool: link: gcc -DTHREADSAFE -g -O2 -Wdeclaration-after-statement -o tdspool config.o main.o member.o user.o util.o./server/.libs/libtdssrv.a -liconv make2: Nothing to be done for `all-am’.
- Accessing MS SQLserver with R from my Mac 19 December 2014. A few years back I had used unixODBC and freeTDS to be able to connect from my Mac to the Microsoft SQLserver that is here in the lab. Since then I have switched computers and upgraded operating systems, etc., and need to redo it.
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Making all in doc./txt2man -I ‘FreeTDS User Guide’ -v ‘FreeTDS Utilities’ -t FreeTDS -r 0.83.dev.20110120./freebcp.txt.freebcp.1./txt2man: line 167: gawk: command not found if test! -s.freebcp.1; then echo ‘unable to generate freebcp.1′; fi unable to generate freebcp.1 test -s.freebcp.1 make1:. freebcp.1 Error 1 make:.
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