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Unixodbc-dev: does necessary symlinks | Unixodbc-dev: does necessary symlinks | ||
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Unixodbc-bin: installs a gui (''/usr/bin/ODBCConfig'') | Unixodbc-bin: installs a gui (''/usr/bin/ODBCConfig'') | ||
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unixodb: the driver | unixodb: the driver | ||
=== 2. Configure === | === 2. Configure === | ||
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=== Resources === | === Resources === | ||
Revision as of 15:15, 25 July 2011
ODBC
With ODBC you can connect to a lot of Databases, specially e.g. Microsoft Access but also e.g. Microsoft Excel from within Java (or other languages).
Installing in Ubuntu
1. Install
Install the following applications:
sudo apt-get install unixodbc-dev unixodbc-bin unixodbc
Unixodbc-dev: does necessary symlinks
Unixodbc-bin: installs a gui (/usr/bin/ODBCConfig)
unixodb: the driver
2. Configure
TODO