Using System DSN Credentials in OBIEE 10g

Hi Gurus/Experts
This is what i read in one of the blogs... that If the Shared Logon option is not selected, connections through the connection pool use the database user ID and password specified in the DSN
http://oracle-bi.siebelunleashed.com/articles/more-on-connection-pools/
Thought of giving it a try..
so created a System DSN
In Connection Pool, Disabled the shared logon and chose the ODBC 3.5 and gave the DSN name from the dropdown.
Now i am getting the below error in the Physical layer itself while viewing data...
A general error has occurred. [nQSError: 16001] ODBC error state: 28000 code: 1017 message: [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied.
My Question
Can we really use the credentials from the System DSN , if the Shared Logon is unchecked?
Note: The DSN is working fine when i test it...
Thanks
Ashish

Let me tell you what i did..
My Rpd was working fine and i had Shared Logon thing checked...
Then i read this blog... and i thought of trying it out.. ie trying to use System DSN's credentials to see data... [can we store password in System DSN?]
After that i went to the connection pool and removed username and password ( ie gave blank or null there) and unchecked the shared logon thing.
[If i am disabling the shared logon then whether i give username, password or not should be immaterial .. right?]
Now i saved the Rpd... and then tried to view the data in physical layer ... its throwing the above error... or in other words its not taking the credentials that i had given while creating System DSN in windows [ ie in Run type odbcad32 then that DSN stuff]
Make sure the Physical Schema in Physical Layer RPD (green folder) is same as you have schema name is Database. Its same
If this option is not selected, connections through the connection pool use the database user ID and password specified in the DSN or in the user profile.Specified in the DSN... see i mean the System DSN ie accessed in windows... and i havent given any user specific logon in OBIEE...
You can also check the checkbox for required fully qualified names..Its already done...
Let me know if you need more details
Thanks
Ashish

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