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 How can I return from within a T-SQL the list of server's DSNs? Answer: You can use the xp_enumdsn undocumented extended stored procedure to return the list of server's DSNs. This extended stored procedure does not require any parameters. This is the example to run: EXEC master..xp_enumdsn See this article to get more information about the useful undocumented extended stored procedures: Useful undocumented extended stored procedures |