But if I'm not mistaken, the 32-bit ODBC connection would only be accessible to 32-bit software, not native 64-bit. Had recently dealt with situation where I was working with a Java app was using DBF files. Ended up installing the 32-bit JVM instead of the 64-bit because of this on Server 2008R2 to get it working.

>Yep, the 32bit ODBC driver
>>Hi,
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>>Within our migration project, we need create a Web Service in .NET that can retrieve and insert data into free .DBF tables through ODBC or ADO in a 64-bit architecture, such as Windows 7 or Windows 2008 server.
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>>Is there any driver that can accomplish this?
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>>Thanks,
>>Daniel