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Any ideas?

Gabe De Mayo

One has the connection/driver/DLL info

The other is something that the ODBC manager uses to list
the ODBC connections.

I'm not sure which is which but try the following:

1. Add a test DSN
2. Run Regedit and go to My
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Softwar\ODBC\ODBC.INI

Under here you will see two branches with the DSN name
that you just added. One branch holds connection info. The
other one is for the DSN list.

The DSN's which aren't appearing will only an entry in the
connection info. You need to manually add the other branch.

This is from memory, I may be wrong.

Nick

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>I've created several SQL Server System DSN's.  I can see
>them within any application where I need to reference
>them, but I can't see them in the ODBC System DSN tab
when
>I create them.  I need to reconfigure one of the DSN and
I
>can't get to it.

>Any ideas?

>Gabe De Mayo
>.