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Using BIRT with Pervasive or Btrieve

Cardinal24 · 2012-06-20T12:23:14+00:00

I am new to this. This is my first post. I did search for an answer but found none. I attended BIRT Roadshows. Now I want to get started. I use a database called Pervasive. It used to be called Btrieve. I have lots of data. Btrieve uses DDF files. These are Data…

Cardinal24

I am new to this. This is my first post. I did search for an answer but found none. 
I attended BIRT Roadshows. Now I want to get started. 
 
I use a database called Pervasive. It used to be called Btrieve. 
I have lots of data. 
 
Btrieve uses DDF files. These are Data Definition Files. 
We use DDFs to set up ODBC data sources. 
I have it working in this way with Microsoft Access. 
 
When I tried to set up a new Data Source in the BIRT Designer, it offered JDBC,but not ODBC. 
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
Thank you in advance. 
David

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JasonW

BIRT uses JDBC. I am not sure it is the best but you could try the jdbc-odbc bridge. Put in the following for the driver:

sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
Then use jdbc:odbc:yourodbcdb
for the database url. Change the yourodbcdb to the one you need.

Jason