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<http://data.openlinksw.com/oplweb/faq/UDA/HowDoIConfigureAnODBC-ODBCBridgeConnectionAnswer#this>	<http://schema.org/answerExplanation>	"Multi-Tier users pass the following values in your Data Source Names:\n\n    \u2014 Name - Any Descriptive Title\n    \u2014 Domain (aka 'ServerType') - Odbc\n    \u2014 Hostname - Hostname or IP of machine containing OpenLink server components\n    \u2014 Database - Exact name of 3rd Party Data Source\n    \u2014 Username - Database username, if required\n    \u2014 Server/Options - Blank\n\nSingle-Tier users pass a descriptive title in the Data-Source Name field of the Data Sources. Then, use the System, User, and File dialogs to choose the 3rd party Data Source to which you want to connect." .
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