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> Your window admins should write some batch/powershell scripts.
>
> Enumerate machines
> For each machine
> Enumerate registry key \hkey_local_machine\software\odbc\odbc.ini
> For each entry
> retrieve Driver value
> if Driver value contains cwbodbc.dll
> set Signon value to 4
>
> This assumes system level DSNs. If you do user based or both, then you
also have to enumerate \<every user>\software\odbc\odbc.ini
If you're at a recent enough service pack level (SI55797 or newer), you
can use the cwbodbcreg tool:
cwbodbcreg set /dsn %DSN% Signon 4
There's not a way to set all DSNs, though. You'd still have to look that
up if you had a lot of DSNs. If you just have one that's always named the
same, this is easier - or just build a .reg file.
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