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          +##Will My ODBC Connection String Work With Izenda Reports?

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          +Izenda Reports requires that a .NET provider and associated connection string be used.  This means that a .NET provider of some kind must be installed to access your database (e.g. Oracle.Net, MySQL.net provider, etc).  The provider will usually be installed on the web server (Microsoft IIS 5 or higher) that hosts the Izenda Reports application.  This will allow Izenda Reports to access the ADO.NET provider for the database that formerly used an ODBC connection.  Please note that installing a provider should not change any existing ODBC functionality, but it is always best to check with the provider vendor for full details.

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          +Izenda Reports must use this provider since ODBC is a generic provider, and Izenda Reports requires that a special built-in account, "NETWORK SERVICE", has access to the database meta-data through IIS. This can not occur when using a generic ODBC provider. Once the provider is installed, you will need to use a connection string that is compatible with it.  Please see your provider documentation for details.

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          -#ODBC Connection String

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          -[[_TOC_]]

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          -##Will My ODBC Connection String Work With Izenda Reports?

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          -Izenda Reports requires that a .NET provider and associated connection string be used.  This means that a .NET provider of some kind must be installed to access your database (e.g. Oracle.Net, MySQL.net provider, etc).  The provider will usually be installed on the web server (Microsoft IIS 5 or higher) that hosts the Izenda Reports application.  This will allow Izenda Reports to access the ADO.NET provider for the database that formerly used an ODBC connection.  Please note that installing a provider should not change any existing ODBC functionality, but it is always best to check with the provider vendor for full details.

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          -Izenda Reports must use this provider since ODBC is a generic provider, and Izenda Reports requires that a special built-in account, "NETWORK SERVICE", has access to the database meta-data through IIS. This can not occur when using a generic ODBC provider. Once the provider is installed, you will need to use a connection string that is compatible with it.  Please see your provider documentation for details.

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	1	+#ODBC Connection String
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	3	+[[_TOC_]]
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	5	+##Will My ODBC Connection String Work With Izenda Reports?
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	7	+Izenda Reports requires that a .NET provider and associated connection string be used. This means that a .NET provider of some kind must be installed to access your database (e.g. Oracle.Net, MySQL.net provider, etc). The provider will usually be installed on the web server (Microsoft IIS 5 or higher) that hosts the Izenda Reports application. This will allow Izenda Reports to access the ADO.NET provider for the database that formerly used an ODBC connection. Please note that installing a provider should not change any existing ODBC functionality, but it is always best to check with the provider vendor for full details.
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	9	+Izenda Reports must use this provider since ODBC is a generic provider, and Izenda Reports requires that a special built-in account, "NETWORK SERVICE", has access to the database meta-data through IIS. This can not occur when using a generic ODBC provider. Once the provider is installed, you will need to use a connection string that is compatible with it. Please see your provider documentation for details.
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1		-#ODBC Connection String
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3		-[[_TOC_]]
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5		-##Will My ODBC Connection String Work With Izenda Reports?
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7		-Izenda Reports requires that a .NET provider and associated connection string be used. This means that a .NET provider of some kind must be installed to access your database (e.g. Oracle.Net, MySQL.net provider, etc). The provider will usually be installed on the web server (Microsoft IIS 5 or higher) that hosts the Izenda Reports application. This will allow Izenda Reports to access the ADO.NET provider for the database that formerly used an ODBC connection. Please note that installing a provider should not change any existing ODBC functionality, but it is always best to check with the provider vendor for full details.
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9		-Izenda Reports must use this provider since ODBC is a generic provider, and Izenda Reports requires that a special built-in account, "NETWORK SERVICE", has access to the database meta-data through IIS. This can not occur when using a generic ODBC provider. Once the provider is installed, you will need to use a connection string that is compatible with it. Please see your provider documentation for details.
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