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If you were using Oracle's ODBC driver, you'd add "as sysdba" as part of the password, ie:
"DRIVER={oracle in oradb11g_home1};dbq=XYZ;UID=sys;PWD=abc as sysdba;"
However, you're using Microsoft's driver and I wouldnt be surprised if Microsoft's driver doesnt support it. If it does though, I'm not sure what you need to do.... Thanks for sharing the post...
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