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Secondary Server/secondary data source overview. |
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Secondary Server/secondary data source configuration. |
Secondary Server/Secondary Data Source Overview
The SQL Server storing data from the secondary server is the secondary data source.
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= Primary Server |
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= Secondary Server |
Secondary Server/Secondary Data Source Configuration
Enter specifications in the Create a new Data Source to SQL Server dialog box as follows:
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Name |
Unique for the secondary server data source. |
SECOND SQL SERVER |
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Description |
(Optional) Description of the data source. |
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Server |
The SQL Server for the secondary server. Note: Select the SQL Server from the drop down menu. |
SQLSERVER2 |
Click Next.
Enter specifications in the second Create a new Data Source to SQL Server dialog box as follows::
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Check: |
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With SQL Server authentication using a login ID and password entered by the user. |
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B |
Connect to SQL Server to obtain default settings for the additional configuration options. |
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The following fields are enabled. |
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Login ID |
Required to access to database in the Login ID field. |
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Password |
Password required to access the database |
Click Next.
Enter specifications in the third Create a new Data Source to SQL Server dialog box as follows:
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Check Change the default database to enable entry for default database. |
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Select the default database from the drop-down of default databases connected to the selected data source. |
Click .
Enter specifications in the fourth Create a new Data Source to SQL Server dialog box as follows:
Check Perform translation for character data.
Click Finish.
An ODBC Microsoft SQL Server Setup screen displays the details of your configuration.
Click OK if the specifications are correct.
Result: The SECOND SQL Server displays in the System DSN tab.
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Step 1.2. Secondary Server: Configure Windows ODBC data sources. |
