Developing ODBC applications with development tools and programming languages

ODBC Application

You can develop ODBC applications using a variety of development tools and programming languages.

For example, in an application that is provided with SQL Anywhere Studio, infomaker and SQL Modeler connect to the database using ODBC.

Embedded SQL applications

You can use embedded SQL programming interfaces to develop C or C + + applications. For example, a command-line database tool is an application that is developed in this way.

Embedded SQL is also the programming interface for UltraLite applications.

Open Client Application

The Open Client is also an interface supported by the Sybase adaptive Server Enterprise. You can develop Open Client applications in the C or C + + language. Other Sybase applications, such as Omniconnect or Replication Server, use Open Client.

JDBC Application

You can use Java to develop applications that use JDBC to connect to adaptive serveranywhere. Some applications that are provided with SQL Anywhere Studio use JDBC, which includes stored procedure debuggers, Sybase and interactive SQL.

Java and JDBC are also important programming languages for developing UltraLite applications.

OLE DB Applications

Adaptive Server Anywhere includes an OLE DB driver. You can directly use

Microsoft's OLE DB interface development application, or you can use ActiveX data objects

(ActiveX Data Objects, ADO) interface development application. The ADO interface is included in the

In Visual Basic and other Microsoft programming tools.