When using the bridge you use the DSN name for the entry on the local box.
Pete Fournier
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>Does anyone know how to connect to a table on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server
>cluster,
>using SQL Server 2000 as the database server with a JDBC:ODBC bridge.
>I have tried to refer to the cluster name, global DC name, and so on.
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