How To Define a Data Source Name (DSN) in ODBC Manager

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How To Define a Data Source Name (DSN) in ODBC Manager? - Oracle DBA FAQ - ODBC Drivers, DSN Configuration and ASP Connection

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DSN (Data Source Name) is an ODBC connection identifier for Windows applications. Here is how you can define a DSN on your Windows system:

Go to Control Panel.
Go to Administrative Tools.
Run Data Sources (ODBC).
Go to System DSN tab.
Click the Add button.
Select the "Oracle in XE" driver.
Enter Data Source Name: FYI_DSN.
Enter Description: FYIcenter DSN Oracle Setting.
Enter TNS Service Name: XE.
Click the Test Connection button.
Enter User Name: fyi.
Enter Password: retneciyf.
Click the OK button.

You should see a "Connection successful" as shown in the following picture:
DSN Setting for Oracle ODBC Driver

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