Because you want your application to require minimal attention from the administrator, it’s important to include all the necessary ODBC drivers for your users’ DBMSs.

It seems like the SSIS only can see 32 bit ODBC drivers though? <br><br>Can someone shed some light on what's going on and tell me if I can actually get this to work with the 64bit sources?

Today Simba Technologies Inc.®, the worldwide leader in Big Data connectivity, announced the release of new ODBC and JDBC drivers for SQL Server, DynamoDB, and Redshift data sources. Today marks ...

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