From: Gregory Carter
Date: March 17 1999 11:36pm
Subject: [Fwd: Cold Fusion and ODBC Driver Options.]
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Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 23:21:42 +0000
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Hi!

   I am using an NT box to do Cold Fusion and was wondering if it was possible to use MySQL as an ODBC source.  I have it set up but it seems to work sporatically.   I noticed a large number of options and the documentation is a bit estoric to what they do.

   I am wondering if there are any people in this list that are using Cold Fusion with MySQL and what you did to get it to work on a consistent basis.

Thanks for your time.

Go Monty!

-gc
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