

If connection with the client is not successfully established, check the following troubleshooting suggestions:

According to your schema, run any query and verify the results.If the connection succeded, you should see 'SQL>'.iODBC administrator offers a built in 'Test' button whithin the DSN tab.To test the connection, use any BI or query tool of your choice. Locate it under your repository: Documents/My Tableau Repository/Datasources.Copy the TDC file from: //jethro/jethroodbc/conf/jethro.tdc (By default is '/opt/').If Tableau is installed, Jethro will need a jethro specific connection settings for Tableau, to be copied into the required Tableau directory. To connect to your instance without a DSN, provide your application with a connection string. The elements format of the connection string are: DRIVER= ĭRIVER=JethroODBCDriver HOST= localhost PORT=9111 INSTANCE=demo UID=jethro PWD=jethro Tableau Datasource Customization (TDC) The interface for setting up a DNS-less connection is BI tools specific, and it should generate a Jethro ODBC connection string. Jethro recommends using a DSN connection if possible, but some tools requires DSN-less connection string only. Some BI applications allow setting up a DSN-less connection. Click on 'OK' to save the new DSN connection.As for the empty 'values' in the table above, edit them according to your connection details:.
ODBC MANAGER MAC INSTRUCTIONS DRIVER
Driver - under , add =JethroODBCDriver ( see the example below).
ODBC MANAGER MAC INSTRUCTIONS PASSWORD

To connect to a singleJethro server, specify: ManuallyĬreate/Edit the ODBC.ini file, (located at /Library/ODBC/odbc.ini for system DSN) and add the following configs into the file: To create a DSN, either use ODBC Manager, or edit the appropriate odbc.ini file manually. To setup a DSN based connection to a Jethro instance on Mac, create a user/system DSN with the instance connection details, depending on the type of DSN you create:
