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Open Database Connectivity Evolution

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Origins and Development: ODBC was created by Microsoft and Simba Technologies in the early 1990s
Initially developed as SQL Connectivity (SQLC) for Unix and mainframes
Later renamed to ODBC and became the standard for cross-platform data access
Technical Features: ODBC uses drivers as translation layers between applications and databases
Drivers provide standard functions while implementing DBMS-specific capabilities
Supports various databases including Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server
Enables applications to connect to any database with a driver installed
Implementation and Evolution: ODBC 1.0 was released in September 1992
ODBC 3.0 introduced support for double-byte character set
ODBC 4.0 was announced in 2016, first implemented with SQL Server 2017
Drivers are available for most platforms and databases
Bridging Capabilities: ODBC-to-JDBC bridges enable Java-based programs to access databases
JDBC-to-ODBC bridges allow JDBC-based programs to connect to ODBC databases
OLE DB-to-ODBC bridges facilitate COM-based database access
ADO.NET-to-ODBC bridges provide database access through ADO.NET providers