Are you using the same userid and passwords from the ODBC32 control panel and
the cold fusion administrator? It's probably and id and password failure.
Mary
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| | 08/29/2000 09:56 |
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| Subject: Lost ODBC Database Connections |
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1. My NT/IIS DSNs all check out fine in the ODBC32 Control Panel. TEST
COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY!
2. The same DSNs in the ColdFusion Administrator (where every one of
these was built from) have stopped working. Failed.
Any clues?
Thanks.
/mdeane
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