DBMS Connector Overview
This section provides an overview of supported functionality and limitations for all DBMS connectors.
Each Uniface database connector is identified in Uniface by a 3-character mnemonic, and each one has its own set of limits, SQL scripts and utilities, and properties that you can configure using the DBMS options provided.
For the supported platforms and product versions for your DBMS, refer to the Platform Availability Matrix.
The connector mnemonic is used in assignment files to designate the connector version, the path to the connector, and the options to be used. For more information, see [DRIVER_SETTINGS] and Paths and Path Assignments.
|
Connector Mnemonic |
Database |
|---|---|
|
DB2 |
DB2. For more information, see DB2. |
|
INF |
Informix. For more information, see Informix. |
|
LDP |
LDAP Connector. For more information, see LDAP Connector . |
|
MSS |
Microsoft SQL Server. For more information, see Microsoft SQL Server . |
|
MQL |
MySQL. For more information, see MySQL . |
|
OD0, OD1, OD2 |
ODBC. For more information, see ODBC . |
|
ORA |
Oracle. For more information, see Oracle . |
|
PGS |
PostgreSQL. For more information, see PostgreSQL . |
|
SEQ |
Sequential. For more information, see Sequential . |
|
SLE |
SQLite. For more information, see SQLite . |
|
SYB |
Sybase. For more information, see Sybase . |
|
TXT |
Text. For more information, see TXT. |
