Error created linked server with ODBC Drivers. "The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch"
Please be informed that the error "The specified DSN
contains an architecture mismatch" indicates that the computing of our
driver and SQL Server are different.
To operate as part of Linked Server, you need to install the
ODBC driver on the same machine where SQL Server is running.
If you are using SQL Server x64, when specifying the data
source when creating a Linked Server, please specify a DSN with a 64-bit driver
version for the data source.
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