I will work on it but meanwhile you can read help odbc help file for details.

Bye
Jayesh


>I tried the following and got a return code of zero for Success. I must be missing something. Any ideas? Thanks. Don.
>
>DECLARE Integer SQLConfigDataSource in odbccp32.dll;
>Integer, Integer, String, String
>settings="DSN=aw30"+chr(0)+;
>"Description=ESDK autotest DB"+chr(0)+;
>"Server=d:\aw20\aw20.dbc"
>clear
>Success=SQLConfigDataSource(0,1,"Visual FoxPro Database",settings)
>?
>? success
>
>>Hi Don,
>>
>> Try this.
>>
>>
>>DECLARE Integer SQLConfigDataSource in odbccp32.dll ;
>> Integer, Integer, String, String
>>settings="DSN=My Oracle DB"+chr(0)+;
>> "Description=Oracle 73 Test"+chr(0)+;
>> "Server=MyDbName"
>>clear
>>Success=SQLConfigDataSource(0,1,"Oracle73",settings)
>>?
>>? success
>>
>>Good Luck
>>Jayesh
>>
>>
>>>Is there a way to not only have the database installed by Setup, but also to have the ODBC administrator run and add the database as a datasource so I can access the data from my Visual C++ program without first running the ODBC administrator separately. The end user would not appreciate doing this in a typical setup, therefore, I want it to be done by the VFP Setup so it is transparent to the user.
>>>
>>>Example:
>>>
>>>I have a Visual C++ exe that accesses the aw20.dbc VFP 3.0 database. I had to go to the 32bit ODBC administrator and add aw20 as a data source with Visual FoxPro as the driver before I could run my program and access the database. I want to be able to do that using the setup program or by calling SQLConfigDataSource so the end user doesn't have to mess with ODBC setup.
>>>
>>>Thanks for any help. Don West.