Connecting to a database by using ODBC
In DataMagic, you can connect to a database by using ODBC.
To connect to a database by using ODBC, DataMagic DB Connection Option (ODBC) is necessary.
Use either 32-bit or 64-bit ODBC data sources that are appropriate for your DataMagic software.
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Use 32-bit ODBC data sources for the 32-bit version of DataMagic, or use 64-bit data sources for the 64-bit version of DataMagic.
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For Redshift, use the driver included in the installation module.
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For details about how to obtain and install the ODBC driver for Snowflake, see the Snowflake web site.
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Other packages might also be required when you install the ODBC driver for Snowflake. Install the packages according to the description on the Snowflake web site.
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The ODBC driver for Snowflake is affected by the system locale.
If SHIFT-JIS is set for the system locale in Windows, the ODBC driver uses SHIFT-JIS as the kanji code type for inputting or outputting data to DataMagic. (The kanji code type in the Snowflake database itself remains UTF-8.)
In this case, code conversion from SHIFT-JIS to UTF-8 or vice versa is performed between the ODBC driver and Snowflake. For this reason, characters that do not exist in SHIFT-JIS cannot be input or output. This limitation is due to the specifications of the ODBC driver.
By setting UTF-8 for the system locale in Windows, you can change the Snowflake kanji code type to UTF-8 for inputting or outputting data to DataMagic.
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Connection destination database
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For details about the databases that can be connected by using ODBC, see our website.