"Srinivasa T.N." wrote:
>
> Hi,
> The m/c on which I have my database is also Unix, and the machine
> from which I want to connect is also Unix. Instead of directly
> connecting to database, I want to use ODBC in between, so that, if
> tomorrow, my database changes, I should not change my program. Any idea
> about how to go about it?? (What I read from MyOODBC docs is that it is
> just a driver and not a program manager..I really don't know how to use
> ODBC on UNIX)..
>
> TIA..
There are two free Driver Managers;
- unixODBC
- iODBC
I use unixODBC with great success. You can check it out at...
http://www.unixodbc.org
There is a mailing list there as well so you can get great support if
you need it.
Peter
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