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The code you mentioned is using ODBC.INI file if i'm not mistaken ,however this file is not used in every OS, especially the new ones.<br />
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I've asked another question while i asked this one,have a look at that too:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24391921/How-to-get-Installed-DSN-Server-Names.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24391921/How-to-get-Installed-DSN-Server-Names.html</a><br />
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Besides i have to use this code not only between SQL Server and other sources but use it between Access and various sources,so i'm not sure if i can use the sqlconfigdatasource for non sql server connections.
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The code you mentioned is using ODBC.INI file if i'm not mistaken ,however this file is not used in every OS, especially the new ones.

I've asked another question while i asked this one,have a look at that too:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24391921/How-to-get-Installed-DSN-Server-Names.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24391921/How-to-get-Installed-DSN-Server-Names.html]

Besides i have to use this code not only between SQL Server and other sources but use it between Access and various sources,so i'm not sure if i can use the sqlconfigdatasource for non sql server connections.

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Hi all,<br />
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I need to show the &quot;new odbc system dsn creation windows screen&quot; by using command or a script.<br />
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By entering the odbcad32 to command prompt,the ODBC settings main screen will popup.What i need to show is the Add new System DSN screen.It can be either the cmd windows command or a specialized VB.NET script.<br />
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Thanx
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Hi all,

I need to show the "new odbc system dsn creation windows screen" by using command or a script.

By entering the odbcad32 to command prompt,the ODBC settings main screen will popup.What i need to show is the Add new System DSN screen.It can be either the cmd windows command or a specialized VB.NET script.

Thanx

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