On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
the DSN should be exactly the same as name of the (probably system) DSN
stated in Windows ODBC settings.
Just keep in mind, that DSN in general often holds information about the
Default Database, and that switching database os stating
Xiaorong Chen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to read data from Microsoft SQL. I tried to use odbcConnect
(in RODBC) but failed. What should the dsn be? Does anyone know how to
do it? I will appreciate it.
The dsn is that one you have entered in the control panel before.
(there you have to specify data
Hi,
the DSN should be exactly the same as name of the (probably system) DSN
stated in Windows ODBC settings.
Just keep in mind, that DSN in general often holds information about the
Default Database, and that switching database os stating database as
prefix may be necessary.
Jan
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