error in ODBC for windows

[Walter Vaughan]

Rod Caddy wrote:
> I recently moved my in-house copy of fpodbc to my windows 2000 server so 
> that I could store my development there but access it from my 
> workstation.  This product has run on my xp laptop for some time with 
> out a problem.  It is installed to the d: drive on the server which is 
> mapped to drive f: from my workstation. Let me be clear here, this is 
> not a network version nor am I using multiple users on it or attempting 
> to I just want it to reside there and run from there.

When Ken asked you about environmental variables, now I do not understand. If 
fpODBC's license "key" is tied to the winchester drive you initially installed 
it upon, by his answer it seems as if it would allow you to move the location of 
the binaries. I didn't think you could just move the copy of fpODBC from 
laptop_location to server_location, as long as it's being executed by the 
machine initially it was installed upon.