Michael Kimsa wrote:
>What am I missing?
What you are missing, Michael, is that ODBC is for access to a
proprietary, commercial product from a monopolist megalith.
To use ODBC, on is accessing (pun intended) a non open source database,
i.e., you gots to pay M$. This means for someone to write a
We knew what you mean. ;)
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> Yoshi,
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> Regardless if you use a commercial or free driver, the only thing you need
> to compile with is iODBC, as a Driver Manager. You can then drop in any
> ODBC-co
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>> Yoshi Melrose wrote:
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>>> have you tried out http://freshmeat.net ? do a search for odbc, you'll find
>>> a few. :)
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Melrose wrote:
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>> have you tried out http://freshmeat.net ? do a search for odbc, you'll find
>> a few. :)
>>
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> 55 projects found for query 'odbc'
>
> Most of these are simply projects that have the word ODBC
> in their description someplace. There seem to be only a handful
> of libraries, and some
elved.
Yoshi Melrose wrote:
> have you tried out http://freshmeat.net ? do a search for odbc, you'll find
> a few. :)
>
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have you tried out http://freshmeat.net ? do a search for odbc, you'll find
a few. :)
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Am I the only one who can not find any free ODBC drivers for Linux?
I see countless references to ODBC driver managers, but no ODBC drivers
themselves - not free ones anyway.
I'll have to second the other poster's comments re: FreeTDS. It works fine,
and we're looking at using SQLRelay in conjun
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> Depends on whether or not you're using a windows server or
> lin
Costas,
Depends on whether or not you're using a windows server or linux server.
I've found that it's much easier to use MSSQL from a windows server since
you can use the mssql_connect commands. for some reason or another (probably
lack of configuration knowledge in linux) i've had problems runni
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