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1. Click the Import button in the CONNX Data Dictionary Manager window.
2. The
Import CDD dialog box appears.
Select SQL Server from the Import Type list box.
3. Select
ODBC Provider under Select
Provider Type, and then click the Select
DSN button in the Logon Information
pane.
4. The Select ODBC DSN dialog box appears. You can choose either a user, system, or file-based DSN, although it is recommended that a file-based DSN be used, since it can be accessed through a network by multiple users.
File DSN (Recommended)
Select the Browse for File DSN check box to open the Open dialog box.
Select a file-based DSN from lists of available .dsn files.
System DSN or User DSN
Select the Show Only System DSN check box to view a list of system
DSNs only. Clear the check box to show a list of both user and system
DSNs. Note that the ODBC Driver Information text box displays information
about the selected ODBC DSN. The same information can be found in the
ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box. Click the OK
button in the Select ODBC DSN
dialog box to return to the Import CDD
dialog box, which displays the selected DSN.
5. The
Import CDD dialog box appears.
To specify a catalog, enter a name and password for the database, and
then click the Select Catalog
button to log into the database and view a list of available catalogs.
The Select a Catalog dialog box
appears.
6. Select a catalog, and then click the OK button to return to the Import CDD dialog box. Normally, only user-defined tables can be selected for import. Select the Include System Tables check box to access system tables.
7. Select the Get Statistics check box to identify table sizes. This is used by CONNX query optimization.
8. Click
the OK button. The CONNX
Import Table Selection dialog box appears with a list of available
table names. Click the Add or
Add All button to move the tables
to the Select Tables for Import pane.
9. Click
the OK button to import the selected
tables into CONNX. The imported tables are added to the list of accessible
objects in the CONNX Data Dictionary Manager window.