Click OK to return to the Conclusion screen. For security reasons, IS&T recommends that your Data Warehouse password be different from your Kerberos password. Note: if you do not remember your Data Warehouse password, you can. When prompted, enter your Kerberos username and Data Warehouse password, and click OK. A summary of your settings is displayed on the Conclusion screen.In the Configuration window, click Continue.In Advanced Options, click to check the box for Use Oracle Advanced Security and click OK.Click to check Always include views in table lists.Enter the License Key from the MIT product page for the Actual Oracle ODBC driver and click OK.In the Configuration window, click the Licenses.When prompted to choose a driver, select Actual Oracle and click OK.In the ODBC Administrator window, go to the System DSN tab, and click the Add button.Click on the Padlock icon and enter your MacOS administrator account username and password.Launch ODBC Manager (called "ODBC Administrator" in earlier versions).Go to Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities.Install the Oracle Driverĭownload and install the Actual Technologies ODBC Driver for Oracle from the MIT software download page.
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These instructions are for Mac instructions for Windows may be found at Accessing the Data Warehouse with FileMaker - Configuring ODBC for Windows. If the database is hosted with FileMaker Server (strongly recommended), this is the server machine if it's a local single-user file, this is the user's machine.
Important: The ODBC connection is set up on the machine where the FileMaker database lives.
For details on the overall process, see: Accessing the Data Warehouse with FileMaker - Configuration Instructions This page contains a subset of instructions on configuring FileMaker to access the Data Warehouse.
Accessing the Data Warehouse with FileMaker - Configuring ODBC for Mac
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