Note: This feature is available in the Corporate edition only.
In order to use an OpenEdge data repository, you must connect to it in Enterprise Architect first; follow the steps below:
| 1. | In the Open Project dialog, select the Connect to Server checkbox. | 
| 2. | Click on the  [...] (Browse) button, as you normally would to browse for a project. As you have selected Connect to Server, the Data Link Properties dialog displays instead of the Browse Directories dialog.![]()  | 
| 3. | Select Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers from the list. | 
| 4. | Click on the Next button. The Connection tab displays.![]()  | 
| 5. | In the Use data source name field, click on the drop-down arrow and select the ODBC driver you have set up to connect to your OpenEdge repository. In the setup example the driver title is openedge_users. | 
| 6. | Enter the User name and Password. | 
| 7. | Enter the initial catalog. | 
| 8. | Click on the All tab. | 
| 9. | In the Property Value field, edit the Extended Properties value to: DefaultSchema=PUB.![]()  | 
| 10. | Click on the Test Connection button to confirm that the details are correct. | 
| 11. | If the test succeeds, click on the OK button. If the test does not succeed, revise your settings. | 
| 12. |  After you have clicked on the OK button, the Logon to Progress dialog displays. ![]()  | 
| 13. | Give the connection a suitable name so you can recognize it in the Recently panel on the openStart Page dialog. | 

| 14. | Click on the OK button to complete the configuration. | 






