For your example, try:

settings="DSN=TestVFP"+chr(0)+;
         "Description=NEW_DSN_SQL7"+chr(0)+;
         "Server=Pro200"+chr(0)+;
         "Database=policia"+chr(0)+;
         "UID=Peter"+chr(0)

SQLConfigDataSource(0,1,"SQL Server",settings)

The third parameter is the driver name presented to users,
'SQL Server' in this case. The 'Database', is not the fisical file, but the name in SQL Server.

If you want to configure additional options that are available for SQL Server, you can manually create a data source with the required options. This configuration is stored in the windows registry:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ODBC\ODBC.INI\ODBC

If you open this key from 'regedit', you will see a list of all your ODBC entries. Look for the entry you are interested, and in the right pane you will see several pairs of 'string - value'. You can add this pairs to your setting string.

>I'm trying to discover how to create a NEW
>ODBC Data Sources Using SqlConfigDataSource
>
>*] First I use the Declare DLL function
>
>DECLARE Integer SQLConfigDataSource in odbccp32.dll Integer, Integer,;
>String, String
>
>*] Then I create a string containing the settings to the driver I'm using
>
>settings="DSN=TestVFP"+chr(0)+;
>"Description=NEW_DSN_SQL7"+chr(0)+;
>"Server=Pro200"+chr(0)+;
>"SourceDB=C:\mssql7\data\policia.MDF"+chr(0)+;
>"SourceType=MDF"+chr(0)+;
>"UID=Peter"
>
>y = SQLConfigDataSource(0,1,"TestVFP",settings)
>
>
>
>Problem: Which are the apropriate settings to create a NEW ODBC System DSN to connect from my Fox application to SQL Server 7.0.
>
>Could someone Help me please, with the correct
>seetings and the order of those settings.
>
>Thank's in Advance..
>
>Peter Wagner
>pointinfo@limeira.com.br
>Brazil - SP - Limeira
>
>* "DRIVER={SQL Server};Exclusive=No;SourceType=MDF;Deleted=No;
>* SourceDB=C:\mssql7\data\policia.MDF;Server=Pro200;UID=Peter;pwd=123"