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01-07-10, 01:31

gyanibaba

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Conecting SQL server from PowerBuilder

Hi

My powerbuilder program is connecting SQL server through ODBC as shown below:

SQLCA.DBPARM = "ConnectString='DSN=" + ls_db_name + ";UID=dba;PWD=sql'"

CONNECT ;
Is it necessary to supply userid and password?
is there some alternative ?

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01-07-10, 03:28

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yes
What I do is setup a user that has only control over database function only add edit .....

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01-14-10, 04:20

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What version of PB and SQL server are you using?

I have problems getting the tables in the list with available tables. I can only see system tables.

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02-04-10, 05:11

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have u specified database to connect to in connecting string..

Database = 'master'

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