About this software
ODBC Driver for ASE provides a native ODBC interface that enables Windows desktop applications to connect to SAP/Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise databases. This single-seat, two-year license includes maintenance and priority support and is packaged for Windows desktop use. The driver is intended for developers, database administrators, and BI users who need ODBC-compliant access from SQL clients, reporting tools, and integration applications.
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Devart ODBC Driver for SAP ASE
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Benefits
- ODBC connectivity for ASE: Provides ODBC connectivity to SAP/Sybase ASE databases.
- Windows desktop support: Works with Windows desktop applications that support ODBC.
- Single-user two-year license: Single-user license valid for two years, with maintenance.
- Priority support included: Includes priority support for the license maintenance period.
- Intended user roles: Designed for developers, DBAs, and BI users needing ODBC access.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Priority Support: Priority Support is included for the maintenance duration specified in the license terms.
- Product updates: Maintenance provides product updates and fixes during the two-year term.
- Documentation: Comprehensive documentation and installation guides available on the Devart website.
- Knowledge base: Access searchable knowledge base articles and troubleshooting tips online.
- Support portal: Technical support and account management available through Devart support channels.
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of Devart ODBC Driver for SAP ASE?
Provides an ODBC interface that lets ODBC-compliant applications connect to and interact with SAP ASE databases for querying, transactions, and metadata operations.
How is a connection to SAP ASE configured?
Configure a connection using an ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) or a connection string that specifies the driver, server, database, credentials, and any connection parameters used by the application.
Which applications and languages can use this ODBC driver?
Any application or programming language that supports ODBC can use the driver, including BI, reporting and ETL tools and development languages with ODBC libraries.
What steps help troubleshoot connection failures?
Verify network connectivity and server reachability, confirm credentials and connection string/DSN settings, check firewalls, and enable ODBC tracing or driver logging to capture error details.