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I downloaded the lotus notes odbc driver and installed it When I tried to add a data source using the ODBC data source administrator using the lotus notes driver I get the following error: The setup routines for the Lotus NotesSQL driver (*.nsf) odbc driver could not be loaded due to system error code 126. If I click the ok button I get another error message: could not load the setup or translator library I checked the odbc.ini file and see the following entry: [Lotus NotesSQL Driver (*.nsf) (32 bit)] Driver=C: NotesSQL nsql32. Dll Setup=C: NotesSQL nsqlc32. Dll 32Bit=1 the 2 dll's are in c: notessql any ideas what to do? Hmmmm.looked at the other links you provided.unfortunately none seem to lead me to a resolution my machine is running Windows xp professional I added the directory to the path environment variable and have rebooted lotus notes client version is 5.11 (I know.super old. We are in process of dumping notes.thus my desire to get data from notes via odbc) I can create other datasources from ODBC data source administrator using different odbc drivers (sql server, access, etc). It's only when I select the lotus notes driver and click add that I have a problem.

Hi Johnny, Just want to run through the process here. (I'll assume you are trying to get the notes data into MS Access) First, download the Notes SQL driver from here: This driver will allow you to create an ODBC link from MS Access to the Notes database. This makes it a doddle to populate an Access database with Notes data!

After you have installed Notes SQL: Set up a DSN by doing the following Start >> Run >> ODBCAD32 Then in MS Access start a new blank database. Goto file >> Get external data >> Import Scroll down files of type to ODBC databases Select your DSN Click ok, and you will get the import objects dialog box with a list of available views to import as tables.

You can then easily set up the relationships between tables within MS Access. Alternatively you might use another utility such as: Good luck! Hope this helps! - If not, can you explain your processes a little more, and what you are trying to achieve?

You say you are moving away from Lotus Notes? I did find an odbc driver that will allow me to connect to lotus notes database. (had to go down to 3.02 i) I am not familiar with lotus notes database data types. The table I am interested in has a field that has audit history info contained in it. (some have thousands of characters) The odbc driver has an option to enter the number of characters a test field can contain. Is there a way to force access to treat the field as a memo field?

Or perhaps I could write an access app to manually parse through the lotus note table records? Thanks for all the replies! Through much trial and error I discovered the following: 1. 3.02g of the odbc driver will work with the 5.11 client (Lotus NotesSQL 3.0.2g for Wintel32 Windows NT/2000/95/98 eAssembly) (Sorry Shuboarder, the version I tried first was Lotus NotesSQL 3.0.2j for Windows) 2. If I click the options tab and change the default value of 254 for limit of text and rich text fields to 15360 (I tried to change it to 64,000 but it reset to 15360 so I'm guessing that's the max) Access will treat it as a memo field instead of a text field.

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5 David Clover 19:04:38 Using the new IBM ODBC Driver for Notes-Domino 9.0 (formerly Lotus Notes SQL) I want to be able to use a Domino NSF database as an ODBC source on a Domino 9 server. However, the example above seems to refer to a Windows 8 client machine running a Notes client. So I'm slightly confused! Can this be clarified? I want to use a Domino database on a server as a potential SQL source for other systems. Is this the correct installation pack for that purpose? Cheers David Clover IT Development Manager MCT Faculty The Open University Milton Keynes, UK.