The Microsoft Access Driver. If you are considering helping with development, you can check out the latest sources from the Firebird project on GitHub, project firebird-odbc-driver. You don't have to be a Firebird project member to download the code with anonymous access. To download the source you need to have a git client. Make OdbcJdbcSetup the active project and do a build all.
There are also make files for other platforms e. Linux and FreeBSD. Support and Development list Subscribe to the firebird-odbc-devel list server dedicated to the discussion of driver development and usage issues.
To read the licences, click here. Key Features: - Direct Connection. If you provide a DSN, this information isn't visible. If you only have a bit driver, or have to use a bit driver, search for or browse to ODBC Data Sources bit instead. Launch the applet. Here's what the applet looks like. Check the name, then go back to the wizard and enter it in the Dsn field on the Choose a Data Source or Choose a Destination page.
Skip the rest of this page and continue to the next step of the wizard. This example creates a new System DSN. In the Create a New Data Source dialog box, select the driver for your data source, then click Finish.
The driver now displays one or more driver-specific screens where you enter the info needed to connect to your data source. For the SQL Server driver, for example, there are four pages of custom settings. After you finish, the new system DSN appears in the list.
Continue to the next step of the wizard. If you want to provide your connection information with a connection string, the rest of this topic helps you get the connection string you need. This example is going to use the following connection string, which connects to Microsoft SQL Server. After you enter the connection string, the wizard parses the string and displays the individual properties and their values in the list.
The connection options for an ODBC driver are the same whether you're configuring your source or your destination. That is, the options you see are the same on both the Choose a Data Source and the Choose a Destination pages of the wizard.
This third-party site contains sample connection strings and more info about data providers and the connection info they require. This requires several steps, but helps to make sure you have a valid connection string. Remember where you save the file so you can find it and open it in a subsequent step. After you click Finish , the driver that you selected displays one or more proprietary screens to gather the info it needs to connect.
Typically this info includes server, login info, and database for server-based data sources, and file, format, and version for file-based data sources. After you configure your data source and click Finish , you typically see a summary of your selections and have an opportunity to test them. After you test your data source and close the dialog boxes, find the File DSN where you saved it in the file system.
If you didn't change the file extension, the default extension is. Open the saved file with Notepad or another text editor. Here are the contents of our SQL Server example. Copy and paste the necessary values into a connection string in which the name-value pairs are separated by semi-colons.
After you assemble the necessary values from the sample file DSN, you have the following connection string.
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