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*************************************************************** * This code is LGPL. You CAN make commercial solutions using * * LGPL software. * *************************************************************** +-------------------------------------------------------------+ | unixODBC | | Drivers | +-------------------------------------------------------------+ The drivers in here are historical ones or example drivers. They are not supported anymore. But can be used as a starting point to write your own. A list of some third party drivers can be found at: http:https://www.unixodbc.org/drivers.html Some unixODBC drivers have been coded from scratch while others have been integerated (tweeked to compile and tested) into unixODBC. It is unlikely that you have all of the required libs to build all of these drivers so edit the Makefile in this dir... comment out any unwanted drivers. Getting all drivers up to the latest ODBC Level (ie 3.51) is an ongoing effort. You will find that each driver will implement a different level of compliance but, hopefully, enough to be quite usefull. If you develop a new driver than please let us know. We have created a Template to help you (see template dir). Drivers which are under development or are currently being tested with unixODBC may not be included in this distribution and some others may have to be downloaded from the DBMS vendor. The txt and nn drivers are good candidates for testing when you do not want to install a full DBMS. The txt driver will use a text file based database which may take a bit of time to understand in terms of setting it up. The nn driver uses internet News Servers as a data server so it is, perhaps, the easiest to get started with. +-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Peter Harvey [email protected] | | www.genix.net/unixODBC | +-------------------------------------------------------------+