The easiest way to work out what your connection string should be is to
create a "new text file" in explorer, rename it Something.UDL, and double
click it: You then get the MS Data Link editor dialog. Select the "MS
OLEDB Provider for ODBC Drivers" as the Provider, select your ODBC
datasource (I don't know if you can use a file DSN) and hit the OK button.
If you open the UDL file with a text editor, you can read the connection
string.
I have had problems using the MySQL OLEDB Provider, which is why I recommend
using the ODBC OLEDB Provider.
> First I'l install the MySQL in a remote NT server and also
> MyODBC in Client machine. Then I'll create a File DSN using
> MyODBC. Now what Provider name (eg For Oracle "MSDAORA") and
> ConnectString should I give ?
>
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