Both the ODBC Data Sources (32-bit) and ODBC Data
Sources (64-bit) must be defined to enable reading monitoring data without
locking them. Carry out this process on the BO Server. Usually these 64-bit Windows
systems, use the C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
command.
- Open Windows Administrative Tools.
- To create a new data source, double-click ODBC Data Sources
(32-bit) and select the System DSN
tab.
- Click Add, select from the list a SQL Server driver suitable for
fetching data from an SQL database, and click Finish.
Typically appropriate driver names start with SQL
Server. If no appropriatedriver is on the list,
consider installing new drivers, for example search download
microsoft sql odbc driver.
- Enter the name, for example Monitoring DSN, optional description and
the name of the Monitoring Database Server. Click
Next.
- Select the With SQL Server authentication
… option and enter the Login ID and
Password of an administrative SQL user of your
Sinch Contact Pro system. Click Next.
- Select the checkbox Change the default database to: and select
Monitoring from the list. Click
Next.
- Click Finish.
OBDC data source is added.
- Repeat the procedure for ODBC Data Sources (64-bit).
