By default, the Easysoft ODBC-ODBC Bridge uses metadata blockfetch mode, which speeds up the retrieval of metadata result sets. Some ODBC drivers don't work properly with metadata blockfetch mode. The symptom is usually that you get the first two tables or columns and then every tenth table or column. All the others are missing. If you suspect you are having this problem, turn off metadata blockfetch mode in your data source:
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MetaDataBlockFetch=0 to the relevant data sources in your odbc.ini file.
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MetaDataBlockFetch=0 in the connection string.This issue affects the tickets.com ODBC driver and the Neon Systems Shadow Connect driver for DB2.
MetaDataBlockFetch=0 is available in ODBC-ODBC Bridge 1.0.0.13 and later.
In earlier versions, you can do one of the following:
{Settings}
Flags = 0x8
to the top of an odbc.ini file in the current working directory of your application.
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