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If you use a System DSN instead of a User DSN, you won't have to migrate the settings; they will be available for all users of the system.
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All,<br />
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Is there a utility out there that can copy ODBC settings from one user profile to another. I realize that there are apps out there that can migrate data and settings. I need a utility that can do just this specific task.<br />
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-Tom
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All,

Is there a utility out there that can copy ODBC settings from one user profile to another. I realize that there are apps out there that can migrate data and settings. I need a utility that can do just this specific task.


-Tom

If you use a System DSN instead of a User DSN, you won&amp;#39;t have to migrate the settings; they will be available for all users of the system.

COPYING ODBC settings in Windows

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