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KB40221: How to completely delete a Data Source Name (DSN) on a Unix machine both from the Operating System and the MicroStrategy metadata in MicroStrategy 9.x and newer?


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How to completely delete a Data Source Name (DSN) on a Unix machine both from the Operating System and the MicroStrategy metadata.

The following steps describe how to delete Data Source Names (DSN) on a Unix machine in Strategy 9.x and newer:
 
1. In Strategy Desktop > Administration > Configuration Managers > Database Instances, edit the Database Instance associated to the DSN then select the Database connection associated to the DSN and select to delete it from the button on the right.

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2. In the Unix machine locate the ODBC.ini file and delete the DSN not required.


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June 12, 2017

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June 12, 2017