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KB231279: Certified Database and ODBC configurations for MicroStrategy 9.5.1 and 10.x


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MicroStrategy provides access to business data through the support of a comprehensive list of data sources. The table below can be used to review MicroStrategy’s support for a given data source.

Strategy provides access to business data through the support of a comprehensive list of data sources. The table below can be used to review Strategy’s support for a given data source.
 
The following abbreviations are used in the table below:

  • WH: Data warehouse.
  • MD: Metadata repository. MD also signifies certification or support for History List repositories, except where explicitly noted otherwise.
  • ST: Statistics repository.
  • NC: Strategy Narrowcast Server.

 
The tables below also list whether or not a configuration is one of the following:

  • Certified configurations were tested at Strategy with Strategy products. Certified configurations are indicated using the
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  •  symbol
  • Configurations listed as Not Supported are not supported by Strategy. Configurations not supported are indicated using the 
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  • symbol

 
To have an encompassing standard for connectivity to all databases, the current requirement for ODBC drivers is that they should be 32-bit for all operating systems except HP-UX. 64-bit ODBC drivers are required for HP-UX operating systems.
 
Note: In the table below, in the column for operating system, where Windows-32 bit is listed, it indicates the driver type for the driver. It does not mean that the Windows operating system has to be 32-bit.
 
 


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July 21, 2017

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July 21, 2017