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I'm not familiar with the MAS90 ODBC driver, but some ODBC drivers have a connection parameter that controls prompting. &nbsp;Maybe this one defaults to &quot;Always prompt&quot;? &nbsp;Look at the docs for the MAS90 ODBC driver and see if there is a connection parameter that you can specify that changes that behavior.
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I'm not familiar with the MAS90 ODBC driver, but some ODBC drivers have a connection parameter that controls prompting.  Maybe this one defaults to "Always prompt"?  Look at the docs for the MAS90 ODBC driver and see if there is a connection parameter that you can specify that changes that behavior.

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This is the solution for my query.
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Hello Folks!<br />
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I have an OnBase application and I'm trying to establish an ODBC connection to MAS90 database. I have created a generic 32 bit ODBC source using MAS 90 32-bit ODBC Driver. The issue is, I get a prompt every time I perform a query using this ODBC source even when I have provided a default Company Code, Default UserID, and password.<br />
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I'm new to MAS90 and would appreciate any help to avoid this prompt all the time.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello Folks!

I have an OnBase application and I'm trying to establish an ODBC connection to MAS90 database. I have created a generic 32 bit ODBC source using MAS 90 32-bit ODBC Driver. The issue is, I get a prompt every time I perform a query using this ODBC source even when I have provided a default Company Code, Default UserID, and password.

I'm new to MAS90 and would appreciate any help to avoid this prompt all the time.

Thanks.

MAS90 ODBC Prompt from OnBase

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