DSN command

Executes the DSN Bind utility, which performs schema updates as necessary and executes the commands contained in an HCOSS bind script file.

Restriction: This topic applies to Windows environments only.

Syntax

DSN SYSTEM(SQLServerConnection) @"bindScriptFile"
[ASUSER(userID.password)]

`SQLServerConnection`	The name of an established connection to a SQL Server database.
`bindScriptFile`	The full path to and filename of the bind script (.hcodsn) file that contains the commands you want to execute.¹
`userID`	The user ID required to log onto your SQL Server database. Enclose in double quotes (") if the user ID contains non-alphanumeric characters.²
`password`	The password required to log onto your SQL Server database. Enclose in double quotes (") if the password contains non-alphanumeric characters.²
¹ For a listing of commands that are valid in HCOSS bind script files, see the topic Bind Script Commands. ² The level of database access permissions required by these login credentials can vary. For details, see the topic DSN Bind Utility.

DSN.exe is in the %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer\bin directory.
Execute DSN.exe either from a command prompt in the %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer\bin directory, or execute it as a post-build event.
When deploying to a remote server, you can optionally execute DSN.exe on your deployment server instead of your development server; however, to do this you must have appropriate permissions on the deployment server machine.
Create the bind script file either with the Manage Packages and Plans tool, or manually in a text editor.
If you omit the ASUSER parameter, DSN uses Windows authentication, prompting you for a username and password if it fails.