For example,
/Lv MyLog.LOG would output a log in verbose mode to the MyLog.LOG file. The normal mode
outputs the least information, while the debug mode outputs the most information. Using
debug mode consumes considerable disk space and slows execution of any actions. You must
use this command line switch to see any changes that ODBCConf makes since the utility doesn??™t
display successful actions.
/A {Action} Defines one or more actions to perform. The action must appear within curly
brackets ({}).
The ODBCConf utility requires some type of action input to perform any task. You can provide
a list of actions directly on the command line or you can use a response file. When working at the
command line, you can include multiple /A command line switch entries. The ODBCConf utility
executes these switches in order, so you must create the command line to reflect the required order.
For example, you can??™t register a new Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) version until
after you register its accompanying server. The following list describes each of the documented
actions for the ODBCConf utility (some people have reported undocumented actions that I wasn??™t
able to confirm).
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