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It offers ODBC support (unixODBC 2.3.4), Kerberos V (Heimdal) support, SSPI support and SSL encryption. SQSH tool. RDBMS support: * MSSQL * MySQL * Sybase * PostgreSQL
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This is MSSQL patch for jabberd2 server. With this patch users who use jabberd can store them data in MSSQL Data Base Server. Connection to data base is realized by FreeTDS driver.
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RDBLib (aka R-MSSQL) is a driver and an extension to the GPL'ed R Statistics software package. It allows direct, native and FAST access to Microsoft SQL Server databases within R. It is based on R-MySQL and FreeTDS. It has been tested on Linux.
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FreeTDS is a database communication library for Sybase and Microsoft SQL Server. It includes an ODBC driver and the older DB-Library and CT-Library interfaces. It works with tools such as DBD::Sybase and DBD::ODBC for Perl, and the Sybase and ODBC module
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A simple C++ wrapper library for Sybase Open Client/CT-Library(TM). Support for FreeTDS is also planned where Open Client is not available. Comments, suggestions and experienced developers are welcome!
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