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I created a 64-bit ODBC User DSN for SnowFlake driver. The SnowFlake data source is not showing in hte list of user or dsn when i'm trying to create a connection. Is snowflake driver allowed in MS Visual Studio 2017?

Arsee
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Its supported, whether you create user DSN or System DSN, the DSN will reflect while you try to create new ODBC connection using that DSN.

Example, I created a user DSN in ODBC Data Sources 64 bit and using a ODBC tool such as Excel or Flyspeed to create connection using the DSN,its reflecting the user DSN.

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Regards, Sujan

Sujan S ghosh
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  • I did create a 64-bit ODBC for Snowflake, but the issue was when i attempt to create a shared data source in VS 2017 it doesn't show up in the list – Arsee Aug 01 '22 at 18:29