Using SQL ODBC stand alone exe

[Robb@Switch]

I am creating a stand alone exe that does reads and writes to a database (ODBC).  I have read the solution for doing this and it involves installing the SQL toolkit on the target machine and then deselecting the libraries and examples.  Even though this works, I would like to create my own installer that would include everything needed to install my application on the target machine (so the customer can do this themselves).  Are there certain files that only need to be installed and that I can add to my application build?

Using LabVIEW 7.1

Windows XP

[DavidJCrawford]

I know you have mentioned the SQL toolkit which I think precedes the Database Connectivity Toolkit.

Maybe you apply the same principles outlined in Chapter 6 of user manual https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/321525c/resource/321525c.pdf of the DBCT

Just an idea...

David

[Dennis_Knutson]

At the bottom of the article that says that you need to install the toolkit, is a link to a knowledge base article [broken link removed; article no longer available] that lists the necessary files. If I remember correctly, they go into the system32 folder.

[Robb@Switch]

I did not have the .bld on my PC.  I will try the second option with just installing the .dll files.  I have located all of them on my PC.  Thanks