>>>>>>>>The proper SQLSTRINGCONNECT() should have the Native Client 11 specified, no?
>>>>>>>>How do you specify the Native Client in SQLSTRINGCONNECT()? Could you, please, write me an example?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Driver=SQL Native Client 11.0;Server=YourServer;DataBAse=YourDatabase;.....")
>>>>>>>

>>>>>>
>>>>>>When I use:
>>>>>>

>>>>>>oTest.DataSource     = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Driver=SQL Native Client 11.0;Server=MYSQLSERVER;DATABASE=MyTestDB;Trusted_Connection=Yes")
>>>>>>

>>>>>>
>>>>>>The value of .DataSource is -1. Does it mean that I don't have the SQL Native Client 11.0?
>>>>>
>>>>>Use AERROR to see what is the problem.
>>>>
>>>>"Data source name not found and no default driver specified"
>>>
>>>The ODBC driver {SQL Native Client 11.0} doesn't install in your PC.
>>>May be you have {SQL Native Client 12.0} or another version - check ODBC manager 32 bit.
>>>
>>>MartinaJ
>>
>>When I go to the ODBC Data Source Administrator and click on Drivers tab I see the "SQL Server Native Client 11.0" version 2011.1106518.00. But when I run the test .PRG created by Borislav, I get error.
>>
>>Is it possible that since I am testing the code created by Borislav, I use SQL Server 2008, it is not compatible with the new Native Client?
>
>Hmm,
>

>*oTest.DataSource     = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Driver=SQL Native Client 11.0;Server=MYSQLSERVER;DATABASE=MyTestDB;Trusted_Connection=Yes")
>oTest.DataSource     = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("Driver={SQL Server Native Client 11.0};Server=MYSQLSERVER;DATABASE=MyTestDB;Trusted_Connection=Yes")
>

>
>MartinaJ

I tried it (curly brakets) and even tried on SQL Server 2014 Express. Still no connection.
Thank you.