Cold Fusion & Microsoft Access? And what is ODBC?
Greg Patterson
gpat at richmondhill.library.on.ca
Wed Jun 3 13:49:25 EDT 1998
Another member of the listserv asked me to explain what is meant by ODBC compliant
databases.
ODBC stands for Open Database Connectivity and it is a standard developed by
Microsoft to allow access to different types of databases. Products like
Access, dBase, Paradox, and (I think) FoxPro are ODBC compliant.
A good set of definitions can be found at the Free Online Computing Dictionary
(http://wfn-shop.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/foldoc) or O'Reilly's Dictionary of PC
Hardware and Data Communication Terms (http://www.ora.com/reference/dictionary/).
I should add that FoxWeb, mentioned in my previous posting can be found at
(http://www.foxweb.com).
Greg Patterson
Information Services Analyst
Richmond Hill Public Library
Greg Patterson wrote:
> Cold Fusion works with ODBC compliant databases. You also might want to check out
> FoxWeb if you have a FoxPro database.
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