Andrew:
Thanks very much for the feedback. I had read the README and tried those but must have combined them incorrectly the first time. After some more experimentation, the following worked for me:
"DRIVER={TSM ODBC
Driver};UID=admin;PWD=adminpassword;TCPADDR=myserver.company.com;TCPPORT=1500;FETCHSIZE=50"Thanks again and best regards!
--PLB
At 06:03 PM 4/30/2004, Andrew Raibeck wrote:
Yes, you can call SQLDriverConnect() with a valid connection string. The ODBC driver README file includes information on creating file DSNs. The parameters discussed therein apply to the SQLDriverConnect() string as well, and can be used to created DSN-less connection strings.
Example of a string:
driver=tsm odbc driver;uid=myadmin;tcpaddr=my.tsm.server.address;tcpport=1500;pwd=xxxxx
Regards,
Andy
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Subject DSN-Less Connection String for TSM ODBC
Subject line says it all... anybody know how to properly format a connection string for use with the TSM ODBC driver so that you don't need to create a DSN beforehand?
--PLB
