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Creating a DSN to a Linked server in SQL

Asked by tommoran in Databases Miscellaneous, MAS90 Financial Software

Tags: database, mas90

I have an interesting situation.  Please do not laugh but are company is still using MAS90 for our "sudo" ERP system.  Well we also utilize TM1 (IBM Cognos) for our budgeting tasks.  We recently upgraded our TM1 server to 64-bit.  Well, there is no ODBC driver for MAS that runs on 64-bit.  So we were given some direction for creating a linked server in SQL.  That works just fine and I can query it in SQL no problems.  However, I need to create a DSN for it on the TM1 server so TM1 can access the MAS database.

First of all, is this possible?

Secondly, how do I accomplish it?

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thx
Tom
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