DSNs can be created by using the COM-based ODBC API. These are a bit tough
to use and somewhat erratic. However, in an ASP.NET environment I would not
recommend doing so. Accessing a file-based DSN can also be problematic if
you don't setup correct file permissions. I would recommend a DSN-less
solution where the connection string contains all of the needed connection
information. See Carl Prothman's "Connection Strings" site for examples.
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