Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Historian SE ProcessBook 3.2 User Guide - Manual (Page 297)

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1. Open the ODBC Data Source Administrator (page 273) dialog box.
2. In the User DSN tab, under User Data Sources, click the name of the
ODBC data source you want to delete and then click Remove.
A confirmation message is displayed.
3. Click Yes to delete the data source.
4. Click OK to close the Microsoft ODBC Data Source Administrator
dialog box, then close the ODBC Data dialog box.
The data source is removed from under Data Sets in the Data Sets
dialog box.
Edit an ODBC Data Source
Occasionally you may want to use a different computer to access an
existing ProcessBook display.
If the display contains data from a PI Calculation Data Set, the display
works correctly unless the new machine does not point to the same
FactoryTalk Historian server as the previous one.
If this display contains data from an ODBC data set, you will need to
reconfigure the correct ODBC data source on the new computer.
Essentially this means establishing the same ODBC data source name that
was used on the original computer. Follow the steps under Installing
ODBC Drivers, and Configuring the ODBC Data Source (page 275).
If the display contains data from a custom data set, then you must install
that FactoryTalk Historian ProcessBook add-in on the new machine.