When using the ODBC driver on Linux platforms, register the ODBC driver using the following procedure:

1. Install the ODBC driver manager (unixODBC).

2. Register the ODBC drivers.

   Edit the ODBC driver manager (unixODBC) odbcinst.ini file.

   Information

   [location of the odbcinst.ini file]

   unixOdbcInstallDir/etc/odbcinst.ini

   Set the following content:

   Definition name	Description	Setting value
   [Driver name]	ODBC driver name	Set the name of the ODBC driver. Select the two strings below that correspond to the application type. Concatenate the strings with no spaces, enclose in "[ ]", and then specify this as the driver name. Note The placeholders shown below are enclosed in angle brackets '<>' to avoid confusion with literal text. Do not include the angle brackets in the string. Application architecture "FujitsuEnterprisePostgres<fujitsuEnterprisePostgresClientVers>x64" Encoding system used by the application In Unicode (only UTF-8 can be used) "unicode" Other than Unicode "ansi" Example: The encoding system used by the application is Unicode: "[FujitsuEnterprisePostgres<fujitsuEnterprisePostgresClientVers>x64unicode]"
   Description	Description of the ODBC driver	Specify a supplementary description for the current data source. Any description may be set.
   Driver64	Path of the ODBC driver (64-bit)	Set the path of the ODBC driver (64-bit). If the encoding system is Unicode: fujitsuEnterprisePostgresClientInstallDir/odbc/lib/psqlodbcw.so If the encoding system is other than Unicode: fujitsuEnterprisePostgresClientInstallDir/odbc/lib/psqlodbca.so
   FileUsage	Use of the data source file	Specify 1.
   Threading	Level of atomicity secured for connection pooling	Specify 2.

   Example

   Note that "<x>" indicates the product version.

   [Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres<x>x64unicode]
   Description = Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres <x> x64 unicode driver
   Driver64    = /opt/fsepv<x>client64/odbc/lib/psqlodbcw.so
   FileUsage   = 1
   Threading   = 2