We're correcting some security things on our SQL server and now when I try
to establish an ODBC connection, I can no longer choose the default database
for the connection from the drop down list.
It has to be related to user rights we removed on the SQL Server, but I
can't figure out what. If anyone has an idea what is used to populate that
list of databases, I'd appreciate knowing that info.
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