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MySQL Reference Manual :: 25.1 MySQL ODBC Support
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- 25 MySQL Connectors
- 25.1 MySQL ODBC Support
- 25.1.1 Introduction to MyODBC
- 25.1.2 General Information About ODBC and MyODBC
- 25.1.3 How to Install MyODBC
- 25.1.4 Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.5 Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.6 Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.7 Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.8 Installing MyODBC from the BitKeeper Development Source Tree
- 25.1.9 MyODBC Configuration
- 25.1.10 MyODBC Connection-Related Issues
- 25.1.11 MyODBC and Microsoft Access
- 25.1.12 MyODBC and Microsoft VBA and ASP
- 25.1.13 MyODBC and Third-Party ODBC Tools
- 25.1.14 MyODBC General Functionality
- 25.1.15 Basic MyODBC Application Steps
- 25.1.16 MyODBC API Reference
- 25.1.17 MyODBC Data Types
- 25.1.18 MyODBC Error Codes
- 25.1.19 MyODBC With VB: ADO, DAO and RDO
- 25.1.20 MyODBC with Microsoft .NET
- 25.1.21 Credits
- 25.2 MySQL Java Connectivity (JDBC)
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- 25.1.1. Introduction to MyODBC
- 25.1.2. General Information About ODBC and MyODBC
- 25.1.3. How to Install MyODBC
- 25.1.4. Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.5. Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.6. Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.7. Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.8. Installing MyODBC from the BitKeeper Development Source Tree
- 25.1.9. MyODBC Configuration
- 25.1.10. MyODBC Connection-Related Issues
- 25.1.11. MyODBC and Microsoft Access
- 25.1.12. MyODBC and Microsoft VBA and ASP
- 25.1.13. MyODBC and Third-Party ODBC Tools
- 25.1.14. MyODBC General Functionality
- 25.1.15. Basic MyODBC Application Steps
- 25.1.16. MyODBC API Reference
- 25.1.17. MyODBC Data Types
- 25.1.18. MyODBC Error Codes
- 25.1.19. MyODBC With VB: ADO, DAO and RDO
- 25.1.20. MyODBC with Microsoft .NET
- 25.1.21. Credits
MySQL provides support for ODBC by means of MySQL Connector/ODBC, the family of MyODBC drivers. This is the reference for the Connector/ODBC product family of MyODBC drivers that provide ODBC 3.5x compliant access to the MySQL Database System. It teaches you how to install MyODBC and how to use it. There is also information about common programs that are known to work with MyODBC and answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about MyODBC.
This reference applies to MyODBC 3.51. You can find a manual for an older version of MyODBC in the binary or source distribution for that version.
This is a reference to the MySQL ODBC drivers, not a general ODBC reference. For more information about ODBC, refer to http://www.microsoft.com/data/.
The application development part of this reference assumes a good working knowledge of C, general DBMS knowledge, and finally, but not least, familiarity with MySQL. For more information about MySQL functionality and its syntax, refer to http://dev.mysql.com/doc/.
If you have questions that are not answered in this document, please send
a mail message to <myodbc@lists.mysql.com>.
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