Configuring a Data Source Name (DSN) on a Windows computer makes that DSN available
for use by third-party tools.
- Start the ODBC Data Source Administrator utility:
- If running on Windows 64-bit, this will bring up the 64-bit ODBC Data Source
Administrator utility, which can only be used to manage datasources for 64-bit
ODBC drivers.
- To add a datasource for the 32-bit ESO ODBC driver on Windows 64-bit, you
need to bring up the 32-bit ODBC DATA Source Administrator utility by running the
odbcad32.exe that is under C:\Windows\SysWOW64.
- Select .
The ODBC Data Source Administrator menu is
displayed.
- Click Add.
The Create New Data Source menu is
displayed.
- Select Sybase ESP ODBC Driver and click
Finish.
The SYBASE ODBC DRIVER ANSI screen is
displayed.
- In the Data Source field, enter the name you wish to use for
this data source.
- In the Ws/Proj[/Auth] field, enter the name of the workspace
followed by a slash and the name of the project. If you are using Kerberos
authentication, add /krb after the project name. If you are
using RSA authentication, add /rsa/ followed by the full path
(such as C:/home/mykey.private) of your RSA key file.
- In the Server field, enter the name of the node in the
cluster on which the specified project is running.
- In the User Name field, enter the loginid that you use when
accessing that node.
- In the Description field, describe the data available from
this source.
- In the Ssl Mode field, enter require
if the cluster uses SSL or disable if it doesn't.
- In the Port field, enter the port to use when communicating
with the specified node.
- In the Password field, enter the password for the userid you
use when accessing the specified node.
- Click OK to dismiss that screen and click
OK again to dismiss the ODBC Data Source
Administrator screen.