Hi John,

As a follow-on to Michael's post, it is very difficult to determine whether Windows has launched the 32-bit or 64-bit version of the ODBC Administrator. If you are using the 64-bit Administrator, it will show you the 64-bit registry entries and 64-bit ODBC Driver. If you launch the 32-bit Administrator, then the 32-bit ODBC driver will be shown.

Adagio installs both 32 and 64 bit ODBC connections. Adagio modules use the 32-bit driver to power the SAP Crystal Reports 2013 Connection. If you launch 64-bit Excel and ask it to connect to an Adagio database (if you have installed the Adagio ODBC module), it will automatically pick up the 64 bit driver.

OCSTEST.EXE in Softrak\System will be using the 32-bit driver (the one used by Crystal). All the ODBC connections require that the module has been run against the database being reported on.

So - can you print a report out of the Sample Data? Have you copied ANY of the files to/from the Softrak\Dict Folder?