Enable or disable usage data collection on Linux

Usage data collection is enabled by default when you install the driver. The graphical installer doesn’t provide an option to disable usage data collection. You can disable data collection during package installation or after installation using a console application.

Disable usage data collection during package installation

To disable usage data collection when installing a DEB or RPM package, set the NOUSAGESTATISTICS environment variable to true.

DEB package

To disable usage data collection when installing a DEB package, run the following command:

sudo NOUSAGESTATISTICS=true dpkg -i devartodbcsqlite.deb

RPM package

To disable usage data collection when installing an RPM package, run the following command:

sudo NOUSAGESTATISTICS=true rpm -ivh devartodbcsqlite.rpm

Enable or disable usage data collection after installation

To enable or disable usage data collection for an installed driver, use a console application.

1. In the console, go to the folder where the driver was installed. The default installation path is:

  • DEB package: /usr/share/devart/odbcsqlite.
  • RPM package: /usr/local/devart/odbcsqlite.

2. Run the activation command with superuser privileges using the -u option. Set the value to false to disable usage data collection or true to enable it.

  • To disable usage data collection:

     sudo ./sqliteodbcactivator -u false -i /etc   
    
  • To enable usage data collection:

     sudo ./sqliteodbcactivator -u true -i /etc