The ODBC Admin version I am using was distributed as part of
Microsoft's Data Access Components (MDAC) v.2.8 SP1 (MDAC_TYP.EXE).
I've also used older MDAC (v.2.5) with Wine.  MDAC also came bundled
with several MS products, such as SQL Server client software.

Use archive.org (Wayback Machine) and the following link. Go to year
2012 for download.  

  http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5793

I have read that if the MDAC install fails, you should make sure you
are using  the latest winetricks.  

On Wed, 10 Jan 2024 17:30:24 +0100, Günter <info@NoSpam-mk-news.com>
wrote:

>Sean,
>i tried all out, (without CodeWeavers) because of using guacamole to 
>connect to XFCE-GUI, but installing ODBC Admminsatrator failes every 
>time, Win10 x64 installation with wine 8.0.2 and running Runtime9 
>without problems. i do not find your odbc admin v.3.5... everywhere, so 
>workaround is using PHP8 and mysql usage, for little things ok, but not 
>a real data usage. have you a link to the admin you use?
>
>Am 05.12.23 um 22:14 schrieb Sean Casey:
>> I use CodeWeavers Crossover to manage different applications in their
>> own Wine containers (bottles).  You can select the version of Windows
>> for each bottle if you like.
>> 
>> Once you have your application set up in Crossover, you can either use
>> Crossover to execute your application, or you can simply use Wine to
>> launch your application. I use KDE, so I simply launch my applications
>> from their icons via the start menu application launcher.
>> 
>> I'm using Paradox 9 in Wine with full ODBC support using ODBC
>> administrator.  I also can use regedit to import any ODBC entries from
>> my other Windows machines (/HKLM/Software/ODBC/ODBC.INI and
>> ODBCINST.INI) for use by my other Wine application (e.g., Impromptu,
>> ReportSmith, Approach).
>> 
>> You have your choice of installing any version of ODBC administrator
>> you like.  I'm currently using the 32-bit admin. v.3.525.1117.0
>> 
>> I have Paradox 9 working with SQL Server and DB/2 with IBM's DB2
>> client installed in Wine.  I'm also using BDE with SQL Link I use to
>> access a SCO InterBase v.3.3.
>> 
>> I have found Paradox 9 for developement works the best under Wine, and
>> applications work equally well using the v.11 runtime.