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 ### ODBC connections work in `ogr_fdw_info.exe` but not in the database, why?
 
-1. Possibility is you registered DSN under USER instead of System.  It should be system since otherwise it will only work under the account you are logged in as. Since `ogr_fdw_info.exe` is  a client app, it will give you a false sense of success since ODBC will in server, run under the context of the PostgreSQL service account. Verify that you have a System DSN (and **not** a User DSN).
+1. One possibility is that you registered DSN under USER instead of System.  It should be system since otherwise it will only work under the account you are logged in as. Since `ogr_fdw_info.exe` is  a client app, it will give you a false sense of success since ODBC will in server, run under the context of the PostgreSQL service account. Verify that you have a System DSN (and **not** a User DSN).
 2. If you used the Windows installer for PostgreSQL, it starts up PostgreSQL using Network Service account. I always manually switch it to a real user account since I need it to access some network resources. I never tested, but I suspect ODBC keys may not be readable by Network Service account.
 
 If change #1 doesn't work, try changing PostgreSQL to run under a regular user account.  Make sure that user has full control of the PostgreSQL data folder.