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should be 315, for example, 30015, if the instance is 00.
The following is an example of a connection string:
DRIVER={HDBODBC};UID=myUser;PWD=myPassword;SERVERNODE=myServer:30015;
○ DSN (SQLConnect): Create a data source by running the odbcad32.exe tool. You can run this via a
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command line or via the Control Panel /Administrative Tools /Data Sources (ODBC) .
Note:
○ The application is located in the system32 directory. To create a data source for the 32-bit
driver on a 64-bit Microsoft Windows machine, run the tool from the SysWOW64 directory.
In the DSN tab, choose Add, select the SAP HANA driver, and select Finish. The following appears:
You cannot enter a user name and password here. For the server and port, you can either enter a key
created using the SAP HANA user store (which defines the server, port, user name and password), or you
can enter a server and port (e.g., myServer:30015). If you enter a server and port, then the application
must supply the user name and password when connecting.
SAP HANA Database - Client Installation Guide
Using the User Store [page 356]
14.1.1 Using the User Store
The SAP HANA user store enables you to store connection information for connecting to an SAP HANA system.
Instead of entering connection information each time you make a connection, you store the information, assign it
a key, and use this key when making connections.
This makes it easier to move between systems (for example, when executing SQL from the command line), and
also keeps connection information, including user names and passwords, in a secure place.
The SAP HANA user store is part of the client installation.
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