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How to use the passthrough mode from C IP against ODBC databases using OpenAccess SDK 8.1

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TitleHow to use the passthrough mode from C IP against ODBC databases using OpenAccess SDK 8.1
URL NameHow-to-use-the-pass-through-mode-from-C-IP-against-ODBC-databases-using-OpenAccess-SDK-8-1
Article Number000179610
EnvironmentProduct: Openaccess SDK
Version: 8.1
OS: All supported platforms
Database: All supported databases
Application: All supported applicaitons
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How to use the pass through mode from C IP against ODBC databases using OpenAccess SDK 8.1
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This example IP in C uses Pass Through mode to execute queries against ODBC data sources. The IP uses dynamic schema to expose tables EMP, DEPT, DIVISION and EMP_TABLE and a view EMP_INFO.

Download the attached sample and follow the instructions in the document Passodbc.doc.
 
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Last Modified Date9/21/2021 8:07 PM
Files 1. Passodbc.zip
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