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Forget JobMonApp on this thread - it's irrelevant. Open a new thread for that or, better, Search for it.
Now check your uvodbc.config file for an entry for the DSN.
Now check your uvodbc.config file for an entry for the DSN.
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Which pull-down menu?
The pull-down menu in an ODBC stage only shows data sources from which you have imported at least one table definition. It is driven by the Repository table in which table definitions are stored.
The pull-down menu in an ODBC stage only shows data sources from which you have imported at least one table definition. It is driven by the Repository table in which table definitions are stored.
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Not the home directory, the project directory.
In the project directory the file you need to check is called uvodbc.config.
There is one in each project directory as well as the one in the DSEngine directory; the latter is a "catch all" in case there isn't one in the project directory.
In the project directory the file you need to check is called uvodbc.config.
There is one in each project directory as well as the one in the DSEngine directory; the latter is a "catch all" in case there isn't one in the project directory.
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