The SQLSETPROP() does stop the dialog from displaying but now I DON'T get a valid connection handle.

I believe the problem is in my connection string. The following works if I use the MS driver. But it does not work with the Oracle driver. With the Oracle driver, a dialog asks for a Service name (which is blank in the dialog). If I type in 'myserver' into the dialog, I do get a valid connection. However, 'server=myserver;' already exists in the string.

There must be a different setting I need when using the Oracle driver?

myconn = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("driver=Oracle ODBC Driver;uid=myid;pwd=mypass;server=myserver;")

How can I fix the above string to stop the dialog from appearing?

Thanks,

Jerry



>Try with this
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>SQLSETPROP(0,"DispLogin",3)
>

>HTH
>
>>We connect to an Oracle database in our application. If I use the Microsoft driver to connect, I get a connection handle returned with no problem.
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>>But if I use the Oracle driver to connect, I get a dialog asking for a Service Name. After I enter the Service Name, I then get a valid connection handle.
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>>Below are both of my connection strings, why does the Oracle example force me to re-enter my Service name (myserver), which is already set in the connection string?
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>>***MS. This works without a prompt.
>>myconn = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("driver=Microsoft ODBC for >Oracle;uid=myid;pwd=mypass;server=myserver;")
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>>***This will connect, but a 'Oracle ODBC driver connect' dialog appears
>>***first, forcing me to enter a Service Name, which is blank.
>>myconn = SQLSTRINGCONNECT("driver=Oracle ODBC >Driver;uid=myid;pwd=mypass;server=myserver;")
>

>>Thanks,