Stephane.Bredyesker.fr
Date: Mon May 03 2004 - 09:56:36 CDT

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If you are using SQLDriverConnect, the last SQLSMALLINT parameter can get
the value SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT.

refer to ODBC Programmer's reference for more information.

Stéphane Brédy

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De : H [mailto:m_sauga100yahoo.ca]
Envoyé : lundi 3 mai 2004 16:25
À : maxdblists.mysql.com
Objet : Re: How do I write my connection string to avoid ODBC connection
prompting

re: ConnectString='DSN=contact';uid='mylogid';pwd='mypass'

I am sorry but I can't relate your Linux Alias solution to my windows
environment..
 
Surely there is a parameter like "no_prompt" or something similar I can use
in my DSN... I get this prompt when using Access and ODBC-linking a table.
 
Any other help much appreciated.
 
 
 

Jean-Michel OLTRA <jm.oltraespinasse.net> wrote:
Le vendredi 30 avril 2004, H a écrit...

bonjour,

> This is my connection string ....

> ConnectString='DSN=contact';uid='mylogid';pwd='mypass'

> What do I need to add to it to avoid getting the ODBC prompt (the same
dialog one uses to define the DSN in the first place).

Linux box ? I define an alias:
alias odbcdatabase='uniread /usr/local/iodbc/bin/odbctest ConnectString'

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jm

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