MX Release 3.2 (H06.25+, J06.14+)

Catalog = DS1CAT

Schema = DS1SCH

Server = TCP:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx

SQLIntervalBehaviour = SYSTEM_DEFAULT

[DS2]

Description = Sample Data Source 2

Catalog = DS2CAT

Schema = DS2SCH

SQLIntervalBehaviour = SYSTEM_DEFAULT

[DataSourceName]

Driver = NonStop ODBC/MX

Managing data sources

To add a new DSN entry in the MXODSN file, include the DSN and its description. If the values of

the attributes are not specified in the MXODSN file, the driver uses default values when creating a

connection.

To modify or delete a DSN entry, complete the following steps:

1. Modify the MXODSN file attributes or remove the DSN entry, and then save the file.

2. Restart the application to reflect the changes.

NOTE: The MXODSN file changes come into effect only when you restart the application.

Tracing

You can enable or disable tracing by modifying the TraceStart attribute in MXODSN file.

NOTE: If tracing is enabled, the global trace flag is set and from then onwards, all the traceable

ODBC data is logged into the trace file.

To enable tracing for the driver, complete the following steps:

1. Stop the application.

2. Set the TraceStart attribute to 1 in the MXODSN file, and save.

3. Start the application.

To disable tracing, complete the following steps:

1. Stop the application.

2. Set the TraceStart attribute to 0 in the MXODSN file, and save.

3. Start the application.

Setting the MXODSN file path in DSN_PATH

You can specify the MXODSN file path by exporting DSN_PATH environment variable. Accessing

the MXODSN file through DSN_PATH environment variable enables you to access the file from your

selected location. Any error during the process causes the application to exit, and the driver does