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1. In a command line, run the following:
hdbuserstore.exe set :
The server, port, user name and password are now stored in the user store. The key is a string you use to refer
to this set of connection information.
2. Use the key to reference a connection to a particular system. Always precede the key with an @, for example,
@mykey.
Use the key in the following ways:
○ In the connection string, use the key for the SERVERNODE parameter, and do not include a user name
and password, for example:
SERVERNODE={@mykey};DRIVER={hdbodbc};
○ In creating a DSN, enter the key (for example, @mykey) for the server and port.
○ In testing your connection (by running odbcreg -t hdbodbc), use the key (for example, @mykey) for
the server and port. If the connection is successful, you get something like this:
The response includes a sample connection string using the key.
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Testing the ODBC Installation [page 357]
You can test the installation of the ODBC driver and your ability to connect by using the odbcreg tool, which
is part of the ODBC installation.
14.1.2 Testing the ODBC Installation
You can test the installation of the ODBC driver and your ability to connect by using the odbcreg tool, which is
part of the ODBC installation.
1. Open a command window.
2. Start the odbcreg tool by enter a command in the form: odbcreg -t hdbcodbc (for 64-bit driver) or
odbcreg32 -t hdbcodbc32 (for 32-bit driver).
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