I have two computers, one is x86 and the other is x86_64. On the x86 Desktop computer, it works fine as expected. On my x86_64 Latop, I'm getting this error 'could not construct a property list for (SQLITE)', when trying to add a DSN manually, it also fails when I launch Ooo with 'unable to access /usr/lib64/sqliteodbc.so'.

I have sqliteodbc installed and both libs for Sqlite and Sqlite3 exists in the /usr/lib64 directory. I think something is borked, I don't know where. The only thing I remember doing to my system, was running ldconfig. Anyone can help me solve this, I would appreciate it? Thank You

If /usr/lib64/sqliteodbc.so does exist, I would check if it (or the file it points to, if it is a symbolic link) is an ELF 64-bit LSB shared object with a file command, i.e. "file /usr/lib64/sqliteodbc.so".

Yes, it does say that, comp1:/usr/lib64 # file libsqlite3odbc-0.81.so
libsqlite3odbc-0.81.so: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, not stripped

I've still been having trouble getting ODBC to work properly, some old error. All the packages it needs to work are avialable and I can't get a single Error except for a plain, could not construct a property list for (SQLITE). I read http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/...#Under_Linux_2

I'm using the same version on my other BOX(32Bit), does this mean that, it doesn't work correctly on a x86_64 machine?

You have version -081 installed. I suggest you try the more recent -084 version available here. You could have been mis leaded because in the third paragraph the (outdated) link to the current source code points you to the -081 version, so don't use it but use link to sqliteodbc-0.84.tar.gz pasted there instead.