ODBC needs local admin rights??

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What could be the reason why a System DNS : OBDC would require local
adminrights??

If a put the user domain user only, the connection to the SQL server does
not work. I test the ODBC and it does not work.

I put the user in local admin group and everything works fine...

Any one could give me a hints.

REgards

JP

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)

interesting.

I have never thought of that.

I will give it a try.

Thanks

JP

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> Did you check to see if the "Everyone" or your "Domain User Only" group
> has read access to the files/folders where the ODBC files are stored.
> Example: We have Oracle 9i and for Domain and/or Power users to connect
> with an ODBC connection for Oracle, the files and folders from <Installed
> Drive>/oracle down have to have read/execute permissions propagated down.
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>> What could be the reason why a System DNS : OBDC would require local
>> adminrights??
>>
>> If a put the user domain user only, the connection to the SQL server does
>> not work. I test the ODBC and it does not work.
>>
>> I put the user in local admin group and everything works fine...
>>
>> Any one could give me a hints.
>>
>> REgards
>>
>> JP
>>
>>
>>
>
>