You may try to use the already existing and working odbc system DSN in windows for instance: DBConnect>DSN= name-of-connection ;,dbH hth rgrds Djek Thanks for the suggestion but I'm not having any luck. I keep getting the error "Data Source Name not found". I am sure I have the correct name. (same ...

I used to following to try and connect.

Let>str=Driver={Teradata};Server=MyServerName;Port=1433;User=admin;Password=xxxx;Option=3;

DBConnect>str,dbH

I get the following error: ODBC TERADATA DRIVER - Not enough information to log on.

Suggestions???

Thanks Folks.

Steve

Very Interesting idea! Yes I am using an ODBC connection, I will use the Mac Sched help to try and code the connection. I will post m results! THANKS!!!! If GetTextInRect doesn't work try FindImagePos Another avenue to explore... Do you have an ODBC or OLEDB driver to TeraData? If so you might be ab...

Hello All, I am fairly new to automation and am only beginning to get a feel for the power MacroScheduler has. I am attempting to have a macro identify that it's job is completed and terminate itself instead of including wait times. I do a database update in TeraData and when it is finished, it says...