How to use SQL Server native client ODBC Driver
This article describes how SQL Server native client ODBC driver are connects with the database.
There are two types of SQL Server native client ODBC Drivers 10.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver and 9.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver. Connection string used to connect with database is as follows
Provider={SQL Server native client 10.0};Server=server_add;Database=database_name;uid=user_name;Pwd=password;
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Provider={SQL Server native client};Server=server_add;Database=database_name;uid=user_name;Pwd=password;
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The above connection string is used to connect 9.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver with database.
Syntax used to connect 10.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver with database over a trusted connection
Driver={SQL Server native client 10.0};Server=server_add;Database=database_name;Trusted_Connection=Yes;
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Syntax used to connect 9.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver with database over a trusted connection
Driver={SQL Server native client};Server=server_add;Database=database_name;Trusted_Connection=Yes;
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Connection string used to connect to an SQL Server instance
For 10.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver
Driver={SQL Server native client 10.0};Server=server_name\instance_name;Database=database_name;Trusted_Connection=Yes;
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For 9.0 SQL Server native client ODBC driver
Driver={SQL Server native client};Server=server_name\instance_name;Database=database_name;Trusted_Connection=Yes;
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