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- On a 32 bit machine, from the Start menu, select Setting
- From the Settings Menu, select Control Panel.
- From the Control Panel, select Administrative Tool Then select Data Sources ODBC.
- On a 64-bit machine, from Explorer, locate the ‘C:/Windows’ folder in the window on the left.
- From the list on the right, locate the ‘SysWOW64’ folder, and double click it.
- In the new list on the right, locate the file called ‘odbcaexe’, and double click it.
- Both 32 and 64 bit machines should show the following dialog. Choose the System DSN ta If PrismCore is not a data source, choose Add. If PrismCore is a data source, highlight it and press Configure and skip to step #9.
- If adding a new data source, choose SQL Server Native Client 0.
- Use PrismCore for the name of the connecti Enter the PrismCore SQL server IP address needed to connect to the appropriate database, followed by a comma and the port (usually 1433). Click Next when the information has been entered.
- The SQL Server verifies the authenticity of the login ID with SQL Server authentication entered by the user (the second option). Any valid PrismCore software username and password can be used for the LoginID and Password field. Call PrismCore Support if there are any problems completing this step.
- Click Next. If you get any errors, double-check the IP address, port, and other previous setting If you are still not able to connect, contact PrismCore Support.
- The only box to be checked should be the “Use ANSI nulls, paddings, and warnings” checkbox. Uncheck all other active checkboxe Press Next.
- The only box to be checked is the “Perform translation for character data”. Uncheck all other active checkboxe Then click Finish.
- Click Test Data Source. The result should be “Test Completed Successfully!” Press OK. If the test failed, call PrismCore Support.
- Press OK.
- Click OK to close the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box.
- Log into PrismCore. If there are any problems or errors, call PrismCore Support.
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