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writing own ODBc driver

sedlacek
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Hello!

I would like to write my own ODBC driver to access an unstandard database based on binary files with specific structure. I would like to ask:

Does it already exist an ODBC driver for specified case? .. I found out som drivers for text files .. user has to specify the structure of the files and that it .. my problem is, that the database files are binary .. is it a problem?

Thanks a lot, Majo

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