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Installing Freetds For Linux
Freetds is a set libraries for Linux that allows your programs to talk to a Microsoft SQL Server. By default it is not installed with your Linux OS install. This article will explain how to install Freetds if you require it on your server.
- Log into your server via SSH.
- Verify that you have Yum running on your server. You can do this by typing "yum". If installed, Yum will reply by giving you a list of commands. If Yum is not installed, you will need to refer to our other article explain how to install Yum.
- Next have Yum check it's repo to see if it has the files needed to install Freetds. To do this type "yum search freetds".
- Seeing that Yum has the files, you can now tell Yum to install Freetds by typing "yum install freetds". Yum will ask to install the files, proceed by typing "Yes".
- Lastly verify that "Freetds" was installed by typing "yum info freetds".
