Automated ODBC Connection URGENT!!

Hi guys, how do i set up an ODBC data source for an sql server on a client machine using a batch file? (I do not want to go into the control panel and set it up manually). Makes my job very tedious..:-)
I have written a java application that used JDBC:ODBC connection to a sql server database and everytime i install it on a clients machine, i have to set up the datasource myself. Installing JRE and setting up the paths is already a headache so please help me ASAP.
Thanks,
-Raam

Look at this thread:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=48&thread=89806
I found this by typing "DSN-less" into the search box. - MOD

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