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ODBC login as sysdba — oracle-tech
- https://community.oracle.com/tech/developers/discussion/1117162/odbc-login-as-sysdba
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From a client desktop I can login to SQL Plus and Enterprise Manager 10g, but not via ODBC (Test Connection) using the same login. Try "+sys as sysdba+" as the username and then specify the password. But it is unusual to use an ODBC client for Oracle sysadmin - as sysadmin Oracle tools should be sophisticated enough to use the OCI directly.
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ODBC Data Source SQL Server Connection - Login Failed For ...
- https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/29992/odbc-data-source-sql-server-connection-login-failed-for-user
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To fix this, launch Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and connect to the database. Then: Right click the server - > Properties Click "Security" in the left side of the "Server Properties" dialog Change server Authentication to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode" Click "OK" Restart Associated services.
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Options for ODBC Login Credentials - Dimensional Insight
- https://www.dimins.com/online-help/workbench_help/Content/Visual%20Integrator/options-for-login-credentials.html
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Options for ODBC Login Credentials · Microsoft SQL Server (MS-SQL)—presents the option to save the credentials in the configuration screen. · Oracle's ODBC driver ...
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ODBC password in registry key - SQL Server Forum
- https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2206311-odbc-password-in-registry-key
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Only way to avoid this is to use trusted connection in the connection string, and set up a domain login on your SQL server (instead of a SQL login). As to the ODBC definition not being listed in the ODBC GUI - there are actually 2 ODBC GUIs, one 32 bit, and one 64 bit; normally only the 64 bit one is shown in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools.
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How to save password for a Windows ODBC connection to ...
- https://support.jda.com/s/article/How-to-save-password-for-an-ODBC-connection-to-suppress-the-constant-prompting?language=en_US
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Resolution In order to store login credentials in the registry entry for a Windows ODBC data source, manually edit the registry. Open regedit and locate the key containing your data source attributes Double click (the 'string value') UserID and enter the user id value you wish to hard code into the data source
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Microsoft Access Driver ODBC connection to failed
- https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/microsoft-access-driver-odbc-connection-failed
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Type the name for the ODBC connection and the name of the SQL server in the appropriate text boxes. 7. Click Next and then select the With SQL server authentication using a login id and password entered by the user checkbox. 8. Click Next and select the approprate database. 9. Click Next and Finish.
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Solved: ODBC Connection String with Username & Password ...
- https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView-App-Dev/ODBC-Connection-String-with-Username-Password/td-p/193060
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I have a similar problem with the ODBC connection, but when i create the ODBC connection in windows it does'nt save the User/Password parameters. Is there a way to 'generate' or retrieve the ciphered userid and password? I know the plain text details, and need to pass the ciphered details to pass to my program. Thanks, Peter.
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