To create a string suitable for a DSN-Less connection in Windows, create an
empty file with the extension ".udl". Double-click the file and select the
options you want for your connection. Close the Universal Data Link Editor, and
re-open the file with notepad. You'll see a connection string. Make sure, if
you've referenced a DSN, to remove the reference and replace it with an
explicit declaration (in Extended Properties) of the driver name to use.
ex: DRIVER={PostgreSQL+ (Beta)};
HTH.
--- SZ�CS G�bor <surrano@mailbox.hu> wrote:
> Dear Fellows,
>
> I searched through the archives but couldn't find the answer; if you can,
> please show me to the right direction.
>
> QUESTION: is it possible to make a datasource-less connection via psqlodbc
> driver in Windows?
>
> EXPLANATION: we use ODBCExpress, and it states in a whitepaper that hdbc can
> be configured either via DSN or by hand, which is driver specific.
>
> We'd like to know if PostgreSQL supports this kind of connection and what
> are the allowed attribute names and values.
>
> TIA,
>
> G.
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