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I have a old Citrix PS4.0 still hanging around becuase of a hand full of legacy applications. I have noticed that some of my old PS servers to not have a ODBC connection listed for their data source and have a access DB that is showing a last updated time stamp as of today. I do have a MF20.dn file that does have the correct SQL connection information be it does seem the Citrix server is using it.<br />
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1) How can I tell where each of my PS servers is pointing to for a data source.<br />
2) If they are using a Access DB how can they still seem to be able to work. Doesn't the SQL DB hold all of the config information?
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I have a old Citrix PS4.0 still hanging around becuase of a hand full of legacy applications. I have noticed that some of my old PS servers to not have a ODBC connection listed for their data source and have a access DB that is showing a last updated time stamp as of today. I do have a MF20.dn file that does have the correct SQL connection information be it does seem the Citrix server is using it.

1) How can I tell where each of my PS servers is pointing to for a data source.
2) If they are using a Access DB how can they still seem to be able to work. Doesn't the SQL DB hold all of the config information?

check this article too http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX124406

Citrix Presentation Server 4.0  Verify Data Source Location

I have a old Citrix PS4.0 still hanging around becuase of a hand full of legacy applications. I have noticed that some of my old PS servers to not have a ODBC connection listed for their data source and have a access DB that is showing a last updated time stamp as of today. I do have a MF20.dn file that does have the correct SQL connection information be it does seem the Citrix server is using it.

1) How can I tell where each of my PS servers is pointing to for a data source.
2) If they are using a Access DB how can they still seem to be able to work. Doesn&#39;t the SQL DB hold all of the config information?

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