We have a DSN on server A that points to a DB on server B. We have a server C, that we want to be able to use that DSN on server A...but we don't want to create the DSN on server C.
Is there a way to use the System DSN on server A from server C?
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A system DSN, by definition, is local to the computer it's configured on. You'll need to create it on the other server. An alternative option is to use a DSN-less connect string, if possible. | |||||
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No, the purpose of a DSN is a connection from one machine to one data source. It is not possible to the best of my knowledge to "proxy" a DSN connection from one machine to the other. | |||
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yes, you can... i know this answer don't bother you after several years of asking this question, but i think it might help other people looking out for it. You can achieve this using DSN less approach For Example : connection string for SQL server DSN
I have already tried it myself, however you need to have sufficient access rights More DSN connection strings can be found Here | |||
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