Re: Which is better - more tables or more DSN's ???

On many servers, a DSN is a way for ODBC to talk to a database. For instance, if your web server needs to talk to a database, you define a DSN that has a name and points to the actual database (in this case an oracle database).

Then, you can just tell your web server the DSN, and ODBC takes care of the rest.

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> What is a DSN? And what does it have to do with Oracle?

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