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Cold Fusion with MySQL 3
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Just follow these steps - this should work.
1. Make sure you have the ODBC drivers installed for MySQL (downloadable from MySQL web site).
2. Create a system (important to ensure it's created as a system DSN) datasource.
3. Configure the new MySQL system datasource accordingly. Fill in name, password, etc as required.
4. Enter the ColdFusion administrator ODBC screen. You should see your new DSN.
5. Select the MySQL DSN and enter the password and name, if one was created.
6. Select "verify" and test your new DSN.
HTH and Good luck
Amit
1. Make sure you have the ODBC drivers installed for MySQL (downloadable from MySQL web site).
2. Create a system (important to ensure it's created as a system DSN) datasource.
3. Configure the new MySQL system datasource accordingly. Fill in name, password, etc as required.
4. Enter the ColdFusion administrator ODBC screen. You should see your new DSN.
5. Select the MySQL DSN and enter the password and name, if one was created.
6. Select "verify" and test your new DSN.
HTH and Good luck
Amit
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