Not sure when this became broken, but when using Power BI to list the tables using an ODBC connection for SQLAnywhere, something is preventing this from occurring.

Using Driver 17.00.11.6933 or later has this anomaly.
We have models built using this driver, and they communicate fine - we can use the advanced editor in Power Query to see the connections we made some time ago e.g.
Source = Odbc.DataSource("dsn=QQubeFinancials", [HierarchicalNavigation=true]),
QQubeUser_Schema = Source{[Name="QQubeUser",Kind="Schema"]}[Data],
(In case you are wondering, QQubeFinancials is a super user)
Bottom line, we can communicate with the driver with explicit instructions, but at the very minimum we should be able to load the tables and views from our data sets for customers to view.
This was not the case many moons ago on Version 17, but the first time we have needed to notice this in a long time.
Is there some kind of setting in the ODBC administrator that we need to change/add?


We tried to run a trace log on the driver, but it gives us an sru.log that we can't read because ir appears encrypted, or we need some special tool to read it. Everywhere on the internet, there are tons of articles to turn it on, but not a single one telling you what you need to read it.

Assistance is much appreciated. Very frustrating.