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ODBC and Remote Connections
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
We are trying to make a remote connection from one server to another and use the remote machines
OBDC connection to get data from netsuite.com. Both servers have the netsuite.com ODBC drivers installed and locally each can connect to netsuite.com successfully using a linked server in SQL Server. When we
try and set up a linked server to access a remote server and use that ODBC connection, it fails with the following error.
We need to use this setup because our production server will not have the ODBC setup on it.
Linked Server created using
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