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ODBC - Open DataBase Connectivity is a standard database
access method developed by Microsoft
Corporation. ODBC makes it possible to access any data
from any application by means of ODBC drivers - one for each
database format. You can create DSN (Date Source Name) records
based on ODBC drivers to access databases of different formats
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Creating a new DSN Record[pP]>free killing me softly clip
To create a new DSN Record, do the following:[pP]>free killing me softly clip
- Select ODBC Service in the ODBC menu, and the list of available ODBC drivers will show.
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- Click the Add icon next to the DB driver you need.
- Fill the form that appears. Forms are different depending on the DSN type:
- Click Create.
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Editing DSN Records[pP]>free killing me softly clip
Here you will learn how to edit your DSN records.
Note: For more details on each driver's parameters,
please refer to the driver specification. E.g. you can find
all information about MS SQL DSN configuration on the Microsoft
Web Site at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/odbcsql/od_odbc_c_99yd.asp.
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To edit DSN records, do the following:[pP]>free killing me softly clip
- Select ODBC Service in the ODBC menu.
- On the page that shows, in the Your DSN section,
click the Edit icon next to the DSN record you need.
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- Edit the DSN records in the form that appears.
- Click Update
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Deleting DSN Records[pP]>free killing me softly clip
To delete a DSN record, do the following:[pP]>free killing me softly clip
- Select ODBC Service in the ODBC menu. This will open a page similar to the one above
- In the Your DSN section, click the Delete icon next to the existing DSN.
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