If your ODBC connection to RollMaster isn’t working, follow this troubleshooting tip to resolve a common issue that can prevent the connection from succeeding.
🧪 ODBC Connection Issue — Troubleshooting Option
Some applications — especially Power BI (UWP) — cannot load external libraries properly. When that happens, the ODBC driver can fail because it can’t find required DLLs.
To fix this:
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Locate the AcuXDBC DLL files
Typically found in the AcuXDBC installation folder under
"bin".
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Copy the necessary DLLs to your Windows System folder
If you’re using the 64‑bit AcuXDBC driver, run this command from the AcuXDBC
"bin"directory.This ensures Windows can load the DLLs even if the application (like Power BI) runs in an environment that doesn’t automatically access the driver’s native path.
🧠 Why This Helps
💡 Universal Windows Platform (UWP) applications such as Power BI may isolate themselves from external libraries for security and stability reasons. Moving the AcuXDBC DLLs to the system directory gives Windows a place where these apps can access them. (broadlumeerp.zendesk.com)
❗ Notes & Recommendations
✔ Check whether your application is running as UWP — this is most common with Microsoft Store versions of Power BI.
✔ Make sure you copy the DLLs to the correct System folder for your driver architecture (64‑bit vs 32‑bit).
✔ If you still see connection errors after this step, revisit your DSN configuration and verify that the driver, server, and credentials are all correct.
📌 Summary
| Symptom | Likely Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| ODBC connection fails in Power BI | UWP app can’t load AcuXDBC DLLs | Copy DLLs to C:\Windows\System32
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| Connection still broken | DSN or driver mismatch | Verify your ODBC DSN and driver settings |