Devart ODBC Driver for SQL Server

ODBC connectivity to Microsoft Azure SQL Database
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Devart

About this software

Devart ODBC Driver for SQL Azure provides ODBC-compliant applications with direct connectivity to Microsoft Azure SQL Database from macOS systems. It installs as a native ODBC driver and enables BI tools, reporting systems, and custom applications to run SQL queries and exchange data using the standard ODBC API. The license includes a single-user, three-year maintenance term and priority support as specified.

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Devart ODBC Driver for SQL Server

Devart ODBC Driver for SQL Server
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Benefits

  • Native ODBC connectivity: Enables ODBC applications to connect to Azure SQL Database.
  • macOS support: Installs on macOS to support local desktop integrations.
  • Works with BI tools: Integrates with BI and reporting tools via standard ODBC.
  • Standard ODBC API: Uses the standard ODBC API for SQL operations.
  • License with maintenance: Includes maintenance and priority support for the license term.

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Documentation available: Product documentation and knowledge base articles are available on Devart's website.
  • Software updates: Driver updates and builds are provided during the maintenance term.
  • Priority support included: Priority support is included with the licensed maintenance term.
  • Installation guides: Installation and configuration guides cover macOS and common ODBC clients.
  • Compatibility lists: Compatibility information for client apps and ODBC managers is published on the product page.

Frequently asked questions

What does Devart ODBC Driver for SQL Server do?
Provides ODBC connectivity between ODBC-compliant applications and Microsoft SQL Server databases, translating ODBC calls into server queries and returning results for use in client applications.
How is the driver configured for applications?
Configure via ODBC Data Source Names (DSNs) or connection strings in application settings, specifying server address, database, credentials, and driver-specific options supported by the ODBC manager.
Which authentication methods are supported?
Common methods supported include SQL Server authentication and Windows integrated authentication; exact options depend on environment and driver configuration.
How can connections be secured when using this ODBC driver?
Secure connections by enabling the server's encryption/TLS settings and configuring the driver's connection parameters to require encrypted transport; also protect credentials and networks.