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Overview
OpenRDA ODBC Driver for UNIX and OpenVMS
Do you need access to a database on Microsoft Windows from an UNIX or an OpenVMS platform?
OpenRDA ODBC Driver for UNIX and OpenVMS allows applications on
these platforms to access any ODBC compliant database on a Microsoft
Windows platform. You can access Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft
Access, Oracle, Lotus notes or any other ODBC compatible database
accessible from a Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP system.
Use the OpenRDA ODBC driver from C/C++ applications, ColdFusion,
PERL, Oracle, Apache, Brio, JAVA, Databeacon, COBOL, Cyberquery
and others. Our detailed documentation describes how to easily get
started in any of these configurations.
OpenRDA Server for ODBC that runs on your Windows system is multithreaded for scalability and fast access. OpenRDA ODBC Drivers are multithreaded for applications that require concurrent execution of multiple statements and are compatible with iODBC and Merant (formerly Intersolv) driver managers.
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Supported Clients:
- Intel/Solaris
- Sun/Solaris
- RS6000/AIX
- HP9000/HP-UX
- Intel/SCO UNIX
- Alpha/UNIX
- Alpha/OpenVMS
- Intel/Linux
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Supported Server:
- Windows NT 4.0
- Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Windows 2003
Supported Databases:
- Oracle
- MS-Access
- MS SQL Server
- Lotus Notes
- Any ODBC compliant database
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ODBC Driver Kit on UNIX and OpenVMS
The OpenRDA ODBC Kit will allow you to develop your application
on any supported UNIX and OpenVMS platform and use the Microsoft
ODBC API specification to access any database that has an ODBC driver
on Windows NT. The OpenRDA ODBC driver supports all Level 1 and
most Level 2 ODBC API calls. The OpenRDA ODBC driver is implemented
in a library that you link with your application. Use it from C,
C++, Perl, PL/SQL, Oracle, ColdFusion, Apache, Brio etc. You can
also use our Interactive SQL command line program from your application
to execute SQL statements and retrieve results.
The ODBC Driver Kit includes everything you need to develop, test and deploy your application including:
- Header files - all necessary header files to include in your application
- Libraries - libraries that make up the OpenRDA ODBC driver.
- Make files - make files to compile and link your code with the OpenRDA ODBC driver
- Example Application - source code example application to be used as a template in your development
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