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#Click ‘Add…’ for a new DSN. | #Click ‘Add…’ for a new DSN. | ||
#Select DSN as an “SQL Server”. A window to ‘Create a New Data Source to SQL Server’ will appear. Choose the ‘Name:’ of the database added in Enterprise manager. (i.e. QESTLab_AUBOR) and enter in ‘Server:’ “(local)”. Note the DSN name has to match the name in the Enterprise manager. | #Select DSN as an “SQL Server”. A window to ‘Create a New Data Source to SQL Server’ will appear. Choose the ‘Name:’ of the database added in Enterprise manager. (i.e. QESTLab_AUBOR) and enter in ‘Server:’ “(local)”. Note the DSN name has to match the name in the Enterprise manager. | ||
#Click next | #Click next -> next | ||
#Change the default database to the newly added database. (i.e. QESTLab_AUBOR). | |||
#Click ‘Next’ and ‘Finish’ on the following screen. | |||
Revision as of 03:19, 1 February 2006
- Open Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Data Sources (ODBC)
- Select the “System DSN” tab.
- Click ‘Add…’ for a new DSN.
- Select DSN as an “SQL Server”. A window to ‘Create a New Data Source to SQL Server’ will appear. Choose the ‘Name:’ of the database added in Enterprise manager. (i.e. QESTLab_AUBOR) and enter in ‘Server:’ “(local)”. Note the DSN name has to match the name in the Enterprise manager.
- Click next -> next
- Change the default database to the newly added database. (i.e. QESTLab_AUBOR).
- Click ‘Next’ and ‘Finish’ on the following screen.