Leeroy,

Set the DSN up as "System DSN". You will see that on the second tab in the ODBC administrator. Or, better yet, don't use a dsn at all. You use SQLSTRINGCONNECT() instead of sqlconnect().

>We have "User DSN" ODBC connections set up for our application on each of the clients machines. My question is, is it possible to somehow manage (add, update, etc) these connections logged in as "Administrator" instead of logging in as that specific user? We're running Windows 2000 on the clients and servers.
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>Thanks,