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Configuring An ODBC Data Source Using DataDirect Sequelink ServerThis page describes how to create and configure an ODBC system data source for use with Stylus Studio®. This process consists of three main procedures:
Each of these procedures is detailed below. Before You BeginBefore starting this process, you must have installed DataDirect SequeLink SocketServer on the machine you wish to use as your data source. The DataDirect SequeLink Socket Server installation package. Step 1: Create an ODBC System Data SourceThe first step is to create an ODBC system data source. (This example uses a Microsoft Access database as the data source. The ODBC database you use for your data source might differ.) To create a new data source:
The Create New Data Source window appears.
Note that the information on this dialog box, including the dialog box title, varies based on the database driver you selected in the previous step. Here, we selected a Microsoft Access database driver, so the information displayed in the dialog box is specific to that database.
Step 2: Configure the Data Source in the DataDirect SequeLink Server ManagerOnce you have created a data source, you need to configure it using DataDirect SequeLink Manager, as described in this section.
Step 3: Connect Stylus Studio® to SequeLink ServerAfter the data source has been configured using DataDirect SequeLink, it's ready for use in Stylus Studio®, as described in the following procedure.
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