Problem with odbc

[Jim Horner <jhorner arinbe com>]

Hi,

I'd appreciate any help.  I've been following the mail-list and was
happy to see a new version.  I thought it might fix my problem.  But it
didn't.  I've only been using Linux now for a few months so please
forgive my terminology screw-ups.  

Basically my problem is "gda-odbc-srv" (process 21479) has crashed due
to a fatal error (Segmentation fault)

I'm doing the following for gnome-db v0.91 installation on a Mandrake
v7.0 box:

su
./configure
make
make install

Then 
cp gdalib.sample $HOME/.gnome/gdalib
cp gnome.gnorba /etc/CORBA/servers  (I think make install does this?)

I set up my datasources in $HOME/.odbc.ini.

[ODBC Data Sources]
timesheet = timesheet 

[timesheet]
Driver          = /home/openlink/lib/oplodbc.so.1
Description     = Timesheet Database 
Host            = blah-ip-address 
NetworkName	= blah-ip-address
ServerType      = Sybase 11
FetchBufferSize = 99
UserName        = blah-name
Password        = blah-name
Database        = 
ServerOptions   = 
ConnectOptions  = 
Options         = 
ReadOnly        = no

I set up the datasources in gdafe.  

GDA Name:	timesheet
Provider:	gda-odbc
DSN:		dsn=timesheet
Username:	blah
Description:
Config:		MODULE=odbc;ENTRY=timesheet

I am using the same names for both GDA Name and DSN because I read an
email that talked about this "feature".  When I try to connect I get the
following error message:

Application "gda-odbc-srv" (process 21479) has crashed due to a fatal
error (Segmentation fault)

followed by

gda-odbc-srv--sm-client-id [blah]
No response to the SaveYourself command.
The program may be slow, stopped or broken...

Here are the versions of the necessary libraries:
glib 		1.2.6
gtk+		1.2.6
imlib		1.9.8
ORBit		0.5.1
libxml		1.7.3
gnome-libs	1.0.54
gnome-print	0.10
enlightenment	0.16.3

I'd like to use the sybase server but I get unknown reference errors
during compilation.  I'm using 11.9.2 for that and apparently I'm
missing a library(s) that you have.

I can provide configure and make output if that would help.  I've
searched deja and I've been trying to keep up with the mail list but I
haven't seen anyone mention this problem.

Thanks,

Jim