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@ECHO OFF
REM Copyright (c) 2006, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
REM
REM The MySQL Connector/ODBC is licensed under the terms of the GPLv2
REM <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html>, like most
REM MySQL Connectors. There are special exceptions to the terms and
REM conditions of the GPLv2 as it is applied to this software, see the
REM FLOSS License Exception
REM <http://www.mysql.com/about/legal/licensing/foss-exception.html>.
REM
REM This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
REM it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
REM by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License.
REM
REM This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
REM WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
REM or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
REM for more details.
REM
REM You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
REM with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
REM 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
REM #########################################################
REM
REM \brief Register Connector/ODBC driver with ODBC system
REM
REM This exists for those working with the Windows
REM source distribution or with installer-less
REM binary distribution.
REM
REM Name under which the driver should be registered
REM can be specified as first parameter. It should be
REM a single word (no spaces).
REM
REM \sa INSTALL.win
REM
REM #########################################################
REM # SETLOCAL prevents the variables set in this script to
REM # be exported to the environment and pollute it
SETLOCAL
SET driver_name=none
SET driver_lib=myodbc5
SET driver_lib_setup=myodbc5S
SET installer=myodbc-installer
IF "%~1" == "" GOTO :doFindDriver
SET driver_name=%~1
IF NOT @DRIVERS_COUNT@ == 1 ECHO NOTE: " ANSI" or " Unicode" will be added to the driver name
:doFindDriver
REM # Find driver location
SET libdir=none
FOR %%G IN (. lib lib\release lib\relwithdebinfo lib\debug) DO CALL :subCheckLibDir %%G
IF "%libdir%" == "none" GOTO :errorNoDrivers
REM ECHO "libdir = %libdir%"
REM # Find the installer utility
REM # Try to find it in the build location
CALL :subFindBinDir "%libdir%"
SET myodbc_installer=%bindir%\%installer%.exe
IF EXIST "%myodbc_installer%" GOTO :register
REM # Try some other reasonable locations
SET myodbc_installer=bin\%installer%.exe
IF EXIST "%myodbc_installer%" GOTO :register
SET myodbc_installer=.\%installer%.exe
IF EXIST "%myodbc_installer%" GOTO :register
REM # Try if it is in the path
SET myodbc_installer=%installer%.exe
%myodbc_installer% >nul 2>nul
REM # "Command not found" generates error 9009
IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 9000 GOTO :doRegister
GOTO :errorNoInstaller
:register
REM ECHO myodbc_installer: %myodbc_installer%
REM # Abort if driver is already registered
FOR %%d IN (@CONNECTOR_DRIVER_TYPE@) DO CALL :registerIfNotFound %%d
REM # All is well if we got here
goto :doSuccess
:registerIfNotFound
ECHO Registering %1 driver
IF %driver_name% == none SET name="MySQL ODBC @CONNECTOR_MAJOR@.@CONNECTOR_MINOR@ %1 Driver"
IF NOT %driver_name% == none IF NOT @DRIVERS_COUNT@ == 1 SET name="%driver_name% %1"
IF %1 == Unicode SET lib=%driver_lib%w.dll
IF %1 == ANSI SET lib=%driver_lib%a.dll
ECHO Checking if %name% is not already registered
%myodbc_installer% -d -l -n %name% 2>nul:
IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :errorDriverInstalled
ECHO Registering %name%
%myodbc_installer% -d -a -n %name% -t "DRIVER=%libdir%\%lib%;SETUP=%libdir%\%driver_lib_setup%.dll"
REM # If we have error on registering 1 driver - 99.9% we will have it with other as well
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :errorRegisterDriver
goto :eof
REM ######
REM # A subroutine to check if given location
REM # (relative to working dir) contains the drivers.
REM ######
:subCheckLibDir
REM # Skip check if a good libdir was already found
IF NOT "%libdir%" == "none" GOTO :eof
SET libdir=%CD%\%1
IF NOT EXIST "%libdir%\%driver_lib%a.dll" GOTO :wrongLibDir
IF NOT EXIST "%libdir%\%driver_lib%w.dll" GOTO :wrongLibDir
IF NOT EXIST "%libdir%\%driver_lib_setup%.dll" GOTO :wrongLibDir
REM ECHO Libdir (%libdir%) is OK.
GOTO :eof
:wrongLibDir
REM ECHO Libdir (%libdir%) is wrong.
SET libdir=none
GOTO :eof
REM ######
REM # A subroutine to compute bindir of the form
REM # C:\current\working\directory\bin\XXX where XXX is
REM # the last component of libdir, such as Release, Debug etc.
REM # The libdir should be given as the first argument %1.
REM # Construct %~n1 is used which returns the last component
REM # ("file name") of the path stored in %1.
REM ######
:subFindBinDir
SET bindir=%CD%\bin\%~n1
GOTO :eof
:doSuccess
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| DONE ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Hopefully things went well; the Connector/ODBC ^|
ECHO ^| driver has been registered. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Connector/ODBC is ready to use. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| The most common thing to do next is to go to the ^|
ECHO ^| Control Panel and find the ODBC Administrator - ^|
ECHO ^| then use it to create a Data Source Name (DSN) ^|
ECHO ^| so you (and your application) can connect to a ^|
ECHO ^| MySQL server. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Alternatively you can use the MyODBC Installer ^|
ECHO ^| utility to define data sources. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
EXIT /B 0
:errorNoDrivers
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ERROR ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Could not find Connector/ODBC drivers. Have you run ^|
ECHO ^| this script from the installation directory? ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
EXIT /B 1
:errorNoInstaller
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ERROR ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Could not find the MyODBC Installer utility. Run ^|
ECHO ^| this script from the installation directory. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
EXIT /B 1
:errorDriverInstalled
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ERROR ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| There is already driver registered with such name ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
EXIT 1
:errorRegisterDriver
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ERROR ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^| Could not register the driver. ^|
ECHO ^| ^|
ECHO ^+-----------------------------------------------------^+
EXIT 1