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Typically, you add SQL support to your application by importing the SQL or ODBC table, view, and synonym definitions into your Clarion Data Dictionary. The Import Wizard automatically fills in the //Table Properties// dialog with default values based on the imported item. However, there are several prompts in the //Table Properties// dialog you can use to further configure the way the ODBC Accelerator Driver accesses the data. These //Table Properties// prompts, and their uses, are described below.

**Owner Name**

Typically, the Import Wizard places the SQL database connection information (Host, Username, Password, etc.) in the **Owner Name **field.

Some backend databases may require additional connection information which you can supply in the **Owner Name **field. This information follows the password and is separated by semicolons, using the syntax: //keyword=value;keyword=value//.

For example, when accessing a Sybase database with the ODBC driver, this would appear as:

**DataSource,UserID,PassWord,DATABASE=DataBaseName;APP=APPName**

Consult your appropriate SQL Server's documentation for information on these keywords, their uses and effects.