Data Access Drivers Blog

Getting Started with OpenLink’s JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver

Connecting JDBC compliant applications to ODBC-accessible data sources remains an important requirement for many brownfield enterprise projects. Naturally, these kinds of projects ultimately boil down to the use of open standards…

Using OpenLink’s JDBC-ODBC Bridge to access ODBC data with Yellowfin BI

Yellowfin is a Java based application that provides dashboard, reporting and data analysis to is users. The absence of a default JDBC-ODBC bridge driver has resulted in users being stuck with older versions…

Using OpenLink’s ODBC-JDBC Bridge to Access JDBC Data Sources via Tableau (Windows Edition)

Tableau provides users with an analytics solution that provides an easy-to-use interface for building and presenting analytical data. Tableau natively supports the ODBC data…

Creating an ODBC connection to AWS Athena using OpenLink’s ODBC-JDBC Bridge for Mac OS X

Here is a usage guide for our latest ODBC-JDBC Bridge update that includes additional innovations aimed at increasing the pool of JDBC-accessible data sources that work flawlessly…

Getting Started with the OpenLink Single-Tier (Express or Lite Edition) ODBC Drivers for MySQL on Mac OS X

Before You Install

Confirm that you have a working network connection to your MySQL DBMS server (i.e., that…

Installing & Using the OpenLink ODBC–to–JDBC Bridge Driver on Mac OS X

Connecting ODBC Applications to Third-party JDBC Drivers

The following steps guide you through the process of successfully installing and…

Using the Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) 12.2.1 with Microsoft Excel Data, via the OpenLink JDBC-to-ODBC Bridge Drivers

New 32- and 64-Bit ODBC SDK & Runtime for Mac OS X

We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of a new iODBC SDK and Runtime for Mac OS X (Lion, 10.7.x, and later).

OpenLink JDBC-to-ODBC Bridge Drivers Are More Than Transitional Solutions

A fair amount of confusion currently exists about the utility of JDBC-to-ODBC Bridge Drivers — that is, JDBC Drivers for ODBC Data Sources. For example, we have Oracle statements such as these excerpts: