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ODBC, short for Open DataBase Connectivity, is a standard database access method developed by the SQL Access group in 1992. The goal of ODBC is to make it possible to access any data from any application, regardless of which database management system is handling the data. As a result, ODBC lets different types of database programs talk to each other and understand the information being exchanged. As a near universal translator so to speak, ODBC has become an industry standard in the database field.
In layman’s terms, an ODBC compliant database is simply a type of software that uses ODBC in order to be able to exchange information with other unlike databases.
Connect with virtually any database system using a single, industry-standard interface.
Easily share and synchronize data across different applications and database platforms.
A trusted standard since 1992, ensuring stable and secure database connectivity.
Popular for web applications and high-volume data.
Built for complex data and advanced applications.
Widely used for business and enterprise systems.
Ideal for desktop apps and smaller business databases.
Designed for large-scale, mission-critical systems.
Connect with any ODBC-compatible data source.
Tracerplus makes it easy to integrate your mobile data with any ODBC compliant back end system.
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