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  • 1.  Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-20-2014 12:38
    Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and Mas Version 4.4 I understand that 4.4 does not have a 64 bit ODBC driver. Short of Pulling the info in on the 32 Bit driver to a table and then pulling that in with a 64 bit driver to the reporting module, is there possibly anybody here that has worked around this type of issue? I know the obvious answer is upgrade to 2013 but that at this time is not an option for this customer.


  • 2.  RE: Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-20-2014 12:51
    George, I'm not sure I understand your objective. What are you trying to accomplish?


  • 3.  RE: Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-20-2014 12:59
    We do exactly as you mention (use 32-bit SQL as an intermediary). Alternatively, if upgrading is out of the question, then DSD's SQL Mirroring add-on might help if real-time data is important. (http://www.dsdinc.com/enhancement/sql-mirroring-3/)


  • 4.  RE: Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-20-2014 21:05
    Rather than pull data into SQL, you might consider Sage Intelligence. I suspect if they can't upgrade due to cost constants, the DSD option won't be affordable either.


  • 5.  RE: Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-21-2014 11:04
    Install at the minimum sage 2013 on that server with just GL. Then install the 64bit odbc. Then you can configure to pull data into SQL using that ODBC driver.


  • 6.  RE: Hi, I have a customer running SQL Server 2012 and

    Posted 03-21-2014 15:11
    And there is always the free version of PTQ within Access if all else fails....