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Configuring ODBC for UNIX/Linux

Trace = 0

TraceAutoStop = 0

TraceFile = /tmp/sql.log

Note: The Netezza ODBC driver properties are explained in Table 4-1 on page 4-2. Use this

table to select appropriate values for the configuration entries in your .odbcinst.ini file. The

CharacterTranslationOption can be set to “all’ or “latin9.”

ODBC Driver Configuration Steps for UNIX/Linux

The following are the steps to configure a Netezza ODBC driver on a UNIX/Linux client

system:

1. Log in, using your own user ID and password.

2. Modify environment variables.

3. Create ODBC Driver Configuration file.

4. Optionally modify ODBC Driver Configuration file.

ODBC Driver Configuration Procedure for UNIX/Linux

The following sections describe each of the steps in the ODBC driver configuration

procedure.

1. If you previously installed the Netezza client software while logged in as the superuser,

you can now log out and log back in using your own user ID and password. You can use

your own user ID and password when you configure your ODBC driver and Netezza

appliance data sources. Configuring the ODBC driver and Netezza appliance data

sources while logged in as an ordinary user allows each user of the system to supply

different configuration information to access different Netezza appliance data sources.

2. Modify the environment variables to include the appropriate installation directories.

The following are command examples:

For AIX:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/nz/bin

export LIBPATH=$LIBPATH:/usr/local/nz/lib

For HP-UX:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/nz/bin

export SHLIB_PATH=$SHLIB_PATH:/opt/datanz/nz/bin

For Linux, Solaris:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/nz/bin

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/nz/lib

Note: The above commands change the environment for the current session only. After

you have verified that your environment modifications work correctly, edit your login

script to set the environment variables when users log in.

3. Configure Netezza ODBC drivers by using a text editor to modify the contents of the

.odbcinst.ini configuration file. You normally place the .odbcinst.ini file in

your home directory while logged in as an ordinary user.

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