PasswordODBC is difficult, if not impossible, to find on the Internet. Download links simply do not work. Moreover, this program is often confused with ODCBView, which is an other program. The latter is a true ODBC-viewer, whereas PasswordODBC is a table editor. I was happy to find PasswordODBC in my own CD-collection and it is now up and running again. I\'still evaluating the software and I might consider uploading it to an appropriate site to make it accessible again for users seeking a good ODBC table editor.Wolfgang.

This looked great initially as a way to access and manage data in a Spiceworks database. Then I noticed that only numeric and date fields are displayed. If there\'s a way to include long text fields in the display, and hopefully also to edit them, I haven\'t found it yet.

So far so good. I like how it imports tables into Access much quicker than other ODBC drivers I have tried for Quickbooks 2009.

Useful but could do with a command prompt This is quite a good tool for inspecting ODBC tables. My only real grumble with it is that it inspects the entire table rather than applying a limit and that means that it appears to die while loading large tables over the Internet.This would be a very useful utility, if it gave you an SQL command prompt.

Used for testing purposes only It worked for my needs. Thanks!

Review of ODBC Program I cannot give a thorough evaluation. I downloaded the program to read a file that was not in the right format for the program. However, the program does seem like a useful tool if used as intended.

lots of erros with the demo tool Internal product error.Please send error report.Code = 0xC0000005, Address = 0x40A25BCLog state=CDcmpDlg::CompareTwoTables - rows ??? [0]--------------------------------------ERROR2007-08-16 11:06:57 } >2007-08-16 11:06:57 } >2007-08-16 11:06:57 } Start: Restore=1, sFile=, Recent File=, Load recent=1, Auto Comp=0, Auto Sync=02007-08-16 11:06:57 } db_info.cpp [407]2007-08-16 11:06:57 } Loaded table '' not in m_Tables list (0 items)2007-08-16 11:06:57 } db_info.cpp [407]2007-08-16 11:06:57 } Loaded table '' not in m_Tables list (0 items)2007-08-16 11:09:16 } codbc.cpp [544]2007-08-16 11:09:16 } [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.,08001,17 2007-08-16 11:09:16 } codbc.cpp [547]2007-08-16 11:09:16 } ODBC:: DriverConnect(DRIVER={DataDirect CLOSED 4.20 SQL ...

Sybase Database Does the tool compares data in Sybase database?

My review is \"what on earth do I do with it?\" I thought it would allow me a connection to my database, but I couldn\'t figure it out. Are there instructions? Sorry, but I was just very confused, not enlightened.

Review Of ODBC Manager I was hoping for a feature which would prevent the need to allways have to enter in the password when invoking ODBC drivers from an application such as MS Project, Word etc.This does not 'Appear' to provide this unless I have not found the function.Cheers

I have always loved SQL Query Tool. It would be very helpful to have an option to be able to view the objects in the object explorer grouped by schema/owner. Currently if we open a database connection, it lists the same object (if it exists in multiple schema) one below the other in the object explorer - which is helpful to compare them. And, currently we also have the option to filter any schema/object individually. I would really love to have this functionality.

This tool is intuitive and works well. It was just what I was looking for: a way to experiment with queries against databases I don\'t have client software for.