> There are ODBC drivers for nearly every database and they usually install
> with the OS or the database, or are downloadable from the database
> manufacturer's website.
Cindy,
There are actually ODBC drivers for lots of data sources that are not
"traditional" databases. If you check the link below, you'll find more than 200
ODBC drivers for a large variety of data sources.
ODBC drivers (212)
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XQuery engines (29)
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JDBC drivers (112)
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..NET providers (20)
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OLE DB providers (53)
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