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Can't you map the datasource using its IP address? I don't know of any way
to map the SQL Server db the way you wish to, which sounds like you are
trying to treat it as a file based database like Access. Choose the SQL
Server driver, in the connection
box use a host of xxxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or the ip name, and then in the advanced
properties set the db and username/password.
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