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The server must be configured to provide connections to the data source. The connection is determined by the connection string entered in the ODBC Connection Details.
ODBC CONNECTION This connection string can be an ADO connection string valid on the server. The syntax of the ADO connection string as follows:
DataPA supports five arguments for the Connection String; any other arguments pass directly to the provider without any processing. The arguments DataPA supports are:
One of the most common ways to configure access to a data source is to use a System Data Source Name (DSN). The connection string can then simply be a reference to the DSN, i.e. dsn=sports2000.
For more information see How To Create a System Data Source Name (DSN) in Windows 2000
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SQL CONNECTION STRING
The Connection String can be build up using a SQL Connection String for a connection that i
Common Arguments are
An example Sting could be:- DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 5.3 Unicode Driver};SERVER=MyCompanyData;DATABASE=;USER=bob;PASSWORD=password1234
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