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List of DSNs

 
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Hi Ranchers,
In our web application's admin console we wish to provide the user a List of available DSNs in a drop-down box. How can this list be obtained? Is there any other way apart from using JNI? Would appreciate some pointers to code-examples that deal with this.
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Did any body do such a thing as getting a list of DSNs using Java? Would appreciate a reply.
 
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Are you talking about Dataset Names?
 
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I am afraid not! I am talking about Data Source Name (DSN) that comes handy to link a database query to a specific database on a server and configurable using the ODBC control panel.
[ July 30, 2003: Message edited by: Debashish Chakrabarty ]
 
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