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Understanding ODBC Connectivity
 
ODBC Driver
ODBC Call-level Interface
Unsupported ODBC Features
Read-Only Driver Option
ODBC Driver Requirements
Access to a Remote Instance
Configure a Data Source (Windows)
Configure a Data Source (Linux)
Connection String Keywords
ODBC CLI Implementation Considerations
Supported Applications
ODBC Programming
Actian X ODBC and Distributed Transactions (Windows)
ODBC Trace Diagnostics
Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) is a standardized API (Application Programming Interface) that allows database connectivity. ODBC permits maximum interoperability—a single application can access many different database management systems. This enables an ODBC developer to develop, compile, and deploy an application without targeting a specific type of data source. Users can add the database drivers that link the application to the database management systems of their choice.
Last modified date: 04/03/2024