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Taking Data Sources Offline, Warning
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The Resource tab lists any resources you have added to the server administrator. A resource can be a spatial data file (SDF), a raster image file, or a directory containing multiple SDF or raster image files. A resource can also be an OLE DB data source and all of its tables, one specific table in the data source, or it can be a Zoom Goto definition. Note that you add resources on this tab only if you wish to restrict access to those resources. Warning When you run Autodesk MapGuide Server Admin, you are always logged in under a user account. If Autodesk MapGuide Server is running under the System account, it will not be able to access the User DSNs you can access in Autodesk MapGuide Server Admin. In this case, you need to ensure that any DSNs you configure through the Admin are System DSNs. Otherwise, database resources will not be set up correctly. Likewise, if Autodesk MapGuide Server is running under a user account, be sure to log on to that same user account before running Autodesk MapGuide Server Admin so that the Server and Server Admin can access the same User DSNs. Online Help Index resources adding To change the access properties of a resource, you must first add the resource to the Resources tab of the Properties dialog box. For step-by-step instruc- tions on adding resources, choose Help Contents, click the Index tab, and look up "resources, adding." Taking Data Sources Offline When you need to update or replace a data source, you must ensure that no users are accessing the data source. To do this, you need to take the data source offline. You can take only OLE DB and SDP data sources offline. To take a data source offline 1 On the Data Sources tab, select the data source you want to disconnect. Note that you cannot take a single table offline. The resource must be a data source. 82 | Chapter 4 Assembling and Administering Your Server