I think you have to search in the MSDN to use directly the ODBC functions.
The SQLtoolkits functions such DBTables(), DBDatabase() can't do such a thing.
The ODBC functions allows you to create a DSN, and ....
"Han Stehmann" wrote:
>>Hi !>>I succesfully use SQL to maintain a database. Now I'd like to get
the directory>name where that database is located as a character string.
Again: opening>the database there's no problem after DBConnect( "DSN=SOFTPROD"
) but now>I'd like to get the directory where DBConnect found the database
(it uses>the ODBC settings I suppose). Does anybody know ?
