>Huh? I am very weak on database stuff, but I was of the impression that >ODBC *wasn't* an on-the-wire protocol, but rather a calling convention for >database libraries so that arbitrary drivers could interoperate with >arbitrary database-enabled programs. Exactly correct. ODBC is a database access API. The underlying database libraries may use a network protocol to converse with the database, but they're wildly different. (An application I support will work with Oracle, Sybase, MS SQL Server - all of which have different network protocols.) -Rick
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