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ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) is a standard API for connecting application programs to DBMSs. ODBC is based on a Call Level Interface (CLI, a convention that de nes the way calls to services are made), which was rst de ned by the SQL Access Group and released in September 1992. Although Microsoft was the rst company to release a commercial product based on ODBC, it is not a Microsoft standard, and in fact there are now versions available for Unix, Macintosh, and other platforms. ODBC is independent of any particular language, operating system, or database system. An application written to the ODBC API can be ported to another database or operating system merely by changing the ODBC driver. It is the ODBC driver that binds the API to the particular database and platform, and a de nition known as the ODBC data source contains the information necessary for a particular application to connect with a database service. On Windows systems, the most popular ODBC drivers are shipped with the operating system, as is a utility program to de ne ODBC data sources (found on the Control Panel or Administrative Tools Panel, depending on the version of Windows). Most commercial software products and most commercial databases support ODBC, which makes it far easier for software vendors to market and support products across a wide variety of database systems. One notable exception is applications

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Tap Mail Folders to Push to specify which mail folders should sync to your iPhone. The default is just the Inbox, but you can tap to select any number of folders.

Default routes Pass the task of finding a route to a router. Both RIP and RDISC daemons can use default routes. Dynamic routing often causes changes in the routing table after booting, when a minimal routing table is configured by ifconfig when initializing each network interface, as the daemons manage changes in the network configuration and router availability.

In order to configure routing, it is necessary to enable the appropriate network interfaces. In this chapter, we will assume that an Ethernet network is being used, thus, each system that acts as a router must have at least two Ethernet interfaces installed. In addition, Solaris also supports multiple Ethernet interfaces to be installed on a single machine. These are usually designated by files like /etc/hostname.hmen for dual-homed systems, /etc/hostname.qen for quad-homed hosts, or /etc/hostname.len for older machines, where n is the interface number. Interface files contain an FQDN, with the primary network interface being designated with an interface number of 0. Thus, the primary interface of a machine called server would be defined by the file /etc/hostname.hme0, which might contain the FQDN external.server.com. A secondary network interface, connected to a different subnet, might be defined in the file /etc/hostname.hme1. In this case, the file might contain the address internal.server.com. A system with a second network interface can act either as a router or as a multihomed host. Hostnames and IP addresses are locally administered through a naming service, which is usually the Domain Name Service (DNS) for companies connected to the Internet, and the Network Information Service (NIS/NIS+) for companies with large internal

TIP: You can only move mail between these folders on your iPhone if you have selected them here to sync. 8. Tap the Email Account Name in the upper left corner (shown as My Gmail in this image) to save your choices and return to the previous screen. Then press the Mail button in the upper left corner to finish with this account and return to your Settings.

written in Java. They use a different API known as JDBC, which is covered in the next section. A common dilemma is that relational database vendors do not handle advanced functions in the same way. This problem can be circumvented using an escape clause that tells the ODBC driver to pass the proprietary SQL statements through the ODBC API untouched. The downside of this approach, of course, is that applications written this way are not portable to a different vendor s database (and sometimes not even to a different version of the same vendor s database).

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