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Currently, side-by-side installation of different driver versions is only supported if they are for different architectures (i.e. x86 and x64 drivers can co-exist).
This ticket tracks the feature to allow the installer do upgrades within the same architecture; for example a 7.0.1 x86 be upgraded to a 7.0.2 x86. (This currently requires uninstalling the 7.0.1 beforehand.)
That's an ODBC limitation and requires that either the version is part of the driver name or the driver/server maintains backwards compatibility; the later is the common choice for most vendors and ES adopted it with 7.7 release (see this post); prior versions are version-step-locked.
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UlyssesWu commentedon Sep 26, 2020
What if I want to connect to 2 different ES, one is v6.8 and another is v7.4 ? The JDBC drivers can do that but ODBC can not.
bpintea commentedon Oct 2, 2020
That's an ODBC limitation and requires that either the version is part of the driver name or the driver/server maintains backwards compatibility; the later is the common choice for most vendors and ES adopted it with 7.7 release (see this post); prior versions are version-step-locked.