I am digging around in a Linux application that supposedly uses DSNs to connet to SQL Server. The connection stopped working and I can't find the credentials that are being used (all I know is the DSN's name).
I am familiar with DSNs in Windows, but how are they created and where are they stored in Linux?
From stackoverflow
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Simply look for your odbc.ini file. Usually it should be under /etc, but I guess it can differ from one Linux flavour to another.
Some information on how it is done in Ubuntu, and this is a generalized guide for Linux/Unix.
Hope this helps.
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For unixODBC, DSNs are listed in
/usr/local/etc/odbc.ini
. Installed ODBC drivers will be listed in/usr/local/etc/odbcinst.ini
.Try:
usr$ find . -iname 'odbc*.ini'
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