Use this tab to identify the data source, the table within that data source (if applicable), and the access to that data source, meaning the user name and password. A data source can be any ODBC-compliant file, such as a database or comma-delimited file.

• Use this tab to set ODBC logging options. Before you can begin ODBC logging from IIS, do the following:
  
  
• Use ODBC-compliant database software (such as Microsoft® Access or Microsoft SQL® Server) to create a database.
  
  
• Within the database, create a table containing the fields listed at the end of this topic.
  
  
• Create a Data Source Name (DSN). For more information, see Windows Server 2003 family Help.
  
  
• Supply IIS with the DSN and Table name by using this dialog box.
  
  
• If required, supply a user name and password for accessing the database.
  
  

ODBC Data Source Name (DSN)

Type the name of the data source to which you want to connect. When created, this name is recorded in the ODBC Data Source Administrator, which is accessed through Administrative Tools.

Table

Type the name of the table in the ODBC Data Source specified above.

User Name

Type the alias of the user permitted to access this data source and table.

Password

Type the password associated with the user name specified above.

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