Is there a way to bypass this using vba code so that when the Access app starts the connection is established behind the scenes and therefore preventing the dialog box appearing. I setup a vpn connection for a pc in a store to the office. Specifies the password for the SQL Server or Azure Active Directory login ID used for the connection if Authentication Mode is set to SQL Server or Active Directory Password.
On the Connection tab, under Specify the source of the data, select a System DSN data source, type the user name and password, and then click to select the Allow saving password check box.
I DO NOT have Oracle set up on my laptop. This computer was previously assigned to another user, and that user ID keeps appearing in the Signon to iSeries box whenever the computer starts an ODBC connection. I don't ever recall seeing a save "password tic box" on the ODBC logon page. One d/b for what ever reason keeps asking me to log in. Of course I don't want to tell her the password. net start mysql Once mysql is back up, test the password at the DOS prompt For whatever reason, the viewer keeps asking for the username and password for the database (ODBC connection). So when application is launched, prompt appears, user enters login and password, if correct, it goes on to verify user has ODBC connection at runtime. In terms of the function I posted, its job when called is to reset the Connection string of one of the Data Access Object (DAO) table definitions to include the Username and Password for the ODBC link, then to refresh the link, and finally to restore the non-password version of the connection string (for security reasons once again). Odbc connection keeps asking for password If you are troubled by the same problem, just read this article to get 6 effective methods to isolate the issue on Windows 10.
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