I am trying to get an ODBC connection created from a commandline, I
have created the ODBC connection, exported the registry key, and have
tried doing regedit /s "regkey", problem is after I do that it never
shows us in the ODBC manager, it shows up in the registry under
ODBC.INI\Source, but I dont see it in the manager, any ideas?

In the past I have applied the "reg" file by doing a start>run
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\REGSVR32.EXE <path and filename>. When it completes it
says registration successful and everything shows up as expected. This was
under Windows 2000 OS but same should work for 2003

bob

"Duane Haas" wrote:

>
> I am trying to get an ODBC connection created from a commandline, I
> have created the ODBC connection, exported the registry key, and have
> tried doing regedit /s "regkey", problem is after I do that it never
> shows us in the ODBC manager, it shows up in the registry under
> ODBC.INI\Source, but I dont see it in the manager, any ideas?
>

NCBob wrote:

> In the past I have applied the "reg" file by doing a start>run
> C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\REGSVR32.EXE <path and filename>. When it
> completes it says registration successful and everything shows up as
> expected. This was under Windows 2000 OS but same should work for 2003
>
> bob
>
> "Duane Haas" wrote:
>
> >
> > I am trying to get an ODBC connection created from a commandline, I
> > have created the ODBC connection, exported the registry key, and
> > have tried doing regedit /s "regkey", problem is after I do that it
> > never shows us in the ODBC manager, it shows up in the registry
> > under ODBC.INI\Source, but I dont see it in the manager, any ideas?
> >

So it would show up under the ODBC manager?