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I read the question to be asking for a way to actually create a DSN for an ODBC driver. I don't think that can be done via DBI at all. On the other hand, the syntax you gave is correct for accessing an ODBC source via DBI, which might be what was wanted. I'm not really clear what the OP is asking.

-Tats

In reply to Re: Re: Can I set the DSN for an ODBC connection? by Itatsumaki
in thread Can I set the DSN for an ODBC connection? by Anonymous Monk

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