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ORCAD CIS Database

jatins
jatins over 8 years ago

Hi

I have recently upgraded my OrCAD release from 16.6 to 17.2. In 16.6 release, i have been using CIS feature and placing the parts from our .mdb database. I was just wondering if i have to do the same for this 17.2 release because i didnt find any database for our components in the CIS Explorer in 17.2

Is there is a feature in 17.2 release which can be used to share the same CIS database as for 16.6? 

Thanks

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    oldmouldy over 8 years ago

    Yes, you will need to setup a new ODBC datasource and configuration file for 17.2 because CIS is now 64-bit and won't be able to use the existing 32-bit datasource. You will need to get the 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft datasources and use those to configure a 64-bit ODBC connection to your database before creating another DBC file to use it.

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  • oldmouldy
    oldmouldy over 8 years ago

    Yes, you will need to setup a new ODBC datasource and configuration file for 17.2 because CIS is now 64-bit and won't be able to use the existing 32-bit datasource. You will need to get the 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft datasources and use those to configure a 64-bit ODBC connection to your database before creating another DBC file to use it.

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