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1. ADOBE COLDFUSION ENTERPRISE V11 INSTALL
2. ADOBE COLDFUSION ENTERPRISE V11 64 BIT
3. ADOBE COLDFUSION ENTERPRISE V11 DRIVERS

I'll add that this bundled CF install is NOT offered with the new free CFB released last year which is based on the V isual Studio Code ide.) (Many folks don't even realize there IS this different way to install CF, which adds to the challenge of solving such problems. It's different than normal in a couple of key ways: a) it's implemented within folders where CFB is installed, rather than it's own cf folder (so instructions related to cf will need to be translated for that difference), and b) it does not offer or implement such related services as the odbc support. If it's cf2018 at port 8600, that's the cf installed by CFB. Now that you have clarified that you are using cf builder 2018, do you mean you took its offer to install cf2018 for you? If you've separately installed cf2021 or 2018 and are referring to that, let us know. I'm not sure why there are two services, but there are. Third, make sure the ODBC Server and ODBC Agent services are running. Second, why not use the MS Access with Unicode driver? I honestly don't know if it's still included in the latest versions of CF or not, but it sidesteps all the JDBC-ODBC hassle you get when you're setting up 64-bit ODBC. So you might end up with a very large database with a very small amount of data in it! This is. For example, the Access database doesn't get smaller as you delete data, but it obviously gets larger as data is added. The Access database format has a lot of features that benefit you if you have one or two users, but don't work well if you have many users. Those hours have paid me very well! But they've still been frustrating. I've spent countless consulting hours trying to fix screwed up Access with CF issues, because Access is not intended to be used by CF or similar systems. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

First, why are you using Access with ColdFusion? It's really not a good idea. Seriously, I have a lot of things to say here.

ADOBE COLDFUSION ENTERPRISE V11 DRIVERS

Step 6: Go to the ColdFusion Admin page and map that DSN using MS Access drivers and verify.

ADOBE COLDFUSION ENTERPRISE V11 64 BIT

Use 64 bit odbc path: C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe Step 5: Once the installation is completed, you will have to define the DSN using 64 bit drivers. Step 4: Download and install 64 bit MS Access Database Engine from the link: Step 3: Ensure that you have removed all the DSN entries from odbc administrator(both 32 bit and 64 bit under system DSN).Ħ4 bit odbc path: C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exeģ2 bit odbc path: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe Step2: Ensure that you don’t have any MS Access related data source defined in ColdFusion admin page(under Data Source). Step 1: Uninstall any existing “Microsoft Access database engine ” from add\remove program. Please try the below instructions and let me know if it works:

I try following suggested by cold fusion support team still facing same issue You may also use the "MS Access with Unicode" driver to connect to MS Access datasources. I am creating datasource wth ms-access driver it give following errorĬoldFusion ODBC Server service is not running or has not been installed.