This utility uses the following syntax:
ODBCConf [/S] [/C] [/R] [/F Filename] [/E] [/L{n | v | d} Filename] [/A {Action}]
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
/S Prevents ODBCConf from displaying any error messages. Normally, it??™s a better idea to
redirect the error message output to an error log when working with a remote system so that
you can determine whether the actions succeeded.
/C Forces ODBCConf to continue executing actions even if an action fails. This command line
switch works well in situations where you need to perform multiple independent actions.
/R Performs the requested actions after a system reboot.
/F Filename Performs actions based on an input file. The response file contains a list of
actions and all of the required input information. This option is often the best solution when you
plan to perform a configuration on multiple machines or multiple times on the same machine.
/E Erase the response file when the action completes. Use this command line switch with the
/F switch.
/L{n | v | d} Filename Sets the ODBCConf utility to output a log. You must provide a
logging mode of (n)ormal, (v)erbose, or (d)ebug, along with a filename for the log.
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