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When you are programming CUBRID ODBC, you can write connection strings as follows:
|
Item |
Example |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Driver |
CUBRID Driver |
Driver name |
|
UID |
user1 |
User ID |
|
PWD |
xxx |
Password |
|
FETCH_SIZE |
100 |
Fetch size |
|
PORT |
30000 |
Broker port number |
|
SERVER |
192.168.1.11 |
IP address or host name of a CUBRID Broker server |
|
DB_NAME |
demodb |
Database name |
|
DESCRIPTION |
cubrid_test |
Description |
|
CHARSET |
utf-8 |
Character set |
The following example shows how to use connecting strings above.
"DRIVER=CUBRID Driver;UID=user1;PWD=xxx;FETCH_SIZE=100;PORT=30000;SERVER=192.168.1.11;DB_NAME=demodb;DESCRIPTION=cubrid_test;CHARSET=utf-8"