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  3. October 2005

RE: ODBC

Wrkrdbdire - This is where you set the database name.  Default is
S+serial#.  Look for the *LOCAL name and see if it matches the OBDC
DSN's.  If not, delete the *local and then add back to match the OBDC
DSN's.  


Chris Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.

-----Original Message-----

Are they getting an error message?  If so what is it?

I had a problem a few years ago, with crystal reports, because the
reports
stores the database name, and when we got a new server, the database
name
changed, so I had to re-update all those reports...  The odbc DSN name
still
stayed the same...  It was an as/400 setting that changed...

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