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ODBC Connection for SQL Server

sac_123
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Accepted Solutions (1)

ayman_salem
Active Contributor

This error has nothing to do with BusinessObjects.

Contact your MS SQL Server administrator to check and establish the connection from the BI client / server to the DB server

Answers (4)

Answers (4)

denis_konovalov
Active Contributor

As Ayman said, this error comes from your SQL server, so your DBA need to resolve it for you, or you can try Microsoft SQL knowledge base or forums to get help

Sriram2009
Active Contributor
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Hi Sujith.

From the error screenshot error code, 53 mean the network path was not correct, Could you check your server path. refer to the SAP Note 2709727.

Regards

SS

mhmohammed
Active Contributor
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Did you try to create a 64bit ODBC connection, instead of 32bit? Use the search icon on Windows desktop and type in ODBC, you'll see 2 ODBC options come up, one for 64bit and the other for 32bit, use the 64bit option and then create an ODBC with the same details.

Thanks,
Mahboob Mohammed

sac_123
Explorer
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Hi Mahboob,

Thanks for your suggestion, I tried with 64bit as well but getting same error message.

Thanks,

Sujith

DellSC
Active Contributor
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You need to use the latest ODBC driver which, I believe, is 13. You could also try using SQL Server Native Client 11.0, which I've had a lot of success with .

-Dell

sac_123
Explorer
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Tried with latest ODBC diver and SQL Server Native Client 11.0, but still same issue I am getting.