HS link from Oracle 9.2 to MySQL under Solaris 8

Solaris 8 ( 64 bit )
Recent versions of MySQL are dynamically linked ( i think) and as such the Shared Object / driver mentioned in the HS installation details isn't there after you've installed MySQL onto your machine.
So how then do you get libodbc or unixodbc configured correctly on a Solaris system.
I've already got it working on a Redhat 7.0 Linux system.
Any tips / advice ??
Ta

check out
Article-ID: <Note:260981.1>
Title: How to Setup HSODBC to MySQL
available on Metalink. It contains a setup of MySQL ODBC with unixODBX Driver Manager on Solaris.

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