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Hi Bob,
thank you for your reply, but making my DB a system database does not seem to work.
But I found the true reason to my trouble: I ran Apache as a Win NT service, making
it impossible to use jdbc:odbc, so now I simply run Apache from a console window,
and everything now works perfect.
Bob Love wrote:
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> > [Microsoft] [ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no
> > default driver specified
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> Make your ODBC data source a system data source instead of a user data source.
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