You can use 1 ODBC if you'd like, it won't matter, it's just a connector.
Code:
ODBC_INFO "Account", 0, 0, "DSN=Account; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE Account; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "AccountLog", 1, 0, "DSN=AccountLog; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE AccountLog; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "Statistics", 2, 0, "DSN=Statistics; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE StatisticsData; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "OPTool", 3, 0, "DSN=OPTool; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE OperatorTool; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "Character", 10, 0, "DSN=Character; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE World00_Character; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "GameLog", 11, 0, "DSN=GameLog; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE World00_GameLog; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
Will do the same as:
Code:
ODBC_INFO "Account", 0, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE Account; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "AccountLog", 1, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE AccountLog; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "Statistics", 2, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE StatisticsData; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "OPTool", 3, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE OperatorTool; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "Character", 10, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE World00_Character; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
ODBC_INFO "GameLog", 11, 0, "DSN=YourOneODBC; UID=sa; PWD=******", "USE World00_GameLog; SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 5000"
Once you've rectified that connecting via MSSQL Management Studio is suffice, use the same info used (sa/whateverpassword) in your configuration .txt, also, be sure your instance allows both windows authentication and user authentication.