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The DSN should be available for you to select. If not, key in the name as it appears under the ODBC Data Source Administrator. Click on the Test Connection button, if it is successful, click on the Save button, otherwise check your settings. |
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Name |
Code |
Class Name |
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Reference |
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Reference |
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Reference |
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Name |
Code |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
char(20) |
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Mandatory |
Yes |
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Shows the identity of the connection. This is the primary key for the Connection table. |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
char(100) |
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Mandatory |
No |
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Stores any remarks about the connection. |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
char(20) |
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Mandatory |
No |
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A Data Source Name (DSN) that holds data about a particular database which an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver would need to be able to get a connection. |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
char(50) |
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Mandatory |
No |
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A password for the default connection. |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
char(50) |
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Mandatory |
No |
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A user identity for the default connection. |
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Name |
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Code |
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Data Type |
smallint |
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Mandatory |
No |
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Indicates if the default connection is connected to the EPE Database, in a form of a checkbox. |
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