iODBC.cd

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; Catalog description file for iODBC
; $VER: iODBC.cd 1.0 (02.08.2010) ©2010 Andrea Palmatè
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MSG_ERROR (1000//128)
iODBC Error
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MSG_OK (//64)
Ok
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MSG_SAVE (//64)
Save
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MSG_USE (//64)
Use
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MSG_CANCEL (//64)
Cancel
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MSG_ABORT (//64)
Abort
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MSG_ADD (//64)
Add
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MSG_REMOVE (//64)
Remove
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MSG_SORT (//64)
Sort
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MSG_YESNO (//64)
Yes|No
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MSG_YESNOCANCEL (//64)
Yes|No|Cancel
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MSG_ERROR_LOADING_ODBC (//64)
Error while connecting to ODBC!
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MSG_TAB_SYSTEM_DSN (//128)
System DSN
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MSG_TAB_ODBC_DRIVERS (//128)
ODBC Drivers
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MSG_TAB_ABOUT (//128)
About
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MSG_CI_SYSDSN_0 (//64)
Name
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MSG_CI_SYSDSN_1 (//64)
Description
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MSG_CI_SYSDSN_2 (//64)
Driver
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MSG_CI_SYSDRIVERS_0 (//64)
Name
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MSG_CI_SYSDRIVERS_1 (//64)
File
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MSG_CI_SYSDRIVERS_2 (//64)
Version
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MSG_CI_SYSDRIVERS_3 (//64)
Size
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MSG_CI_ABOUT_0 (//64)
Name
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MSG_CI_ABOUT_1 (//64)
File
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MSG_CI_ABOUT_2 (//64)
Date
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MSG_CI_ABOUT_3 (//64)
Size
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MSG_CI_ABOUT_4 (//64)
Version
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MSG_SYSTEM_DATA_SOURCES (//64)
System Data Sources
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MSG_BUTTON_ADD (//64)
_Add
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MSG_BUTTON_REMOVE (//64)
_Remove
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MSG_BUTTON_CONFIGURE (//64)
_Configure
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MSG_BUTTON_TEST (//64)
_Test
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MSG_SYSTEMDSN_LABEL (//256)
An ODBC System data source stores information about how to connect to the indicated data provider. A System data source is visible to all users on this machines, including daemons.
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MSG_ODBC_DRIVERS (//64)
ODBC Drivers that are installed on your system
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MSG_ODBCDRIVERS_LABEL (//256)
An ODBC driver allows ODBC-enabled programs to get information from ODBC data sources. Check the documentation to know how to add a new driver to the system.
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MSG_ODBC_COMPONENTS (//128)
ODBC components installed on your system
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MSG_ODBCCOMPONENTS_LABEL (//256)
ODBC is a programming interface that enables applications to access data in database management systems that use Structured Query Language (SQL) as a data access standard.
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MSG_WINDOW_TITLE (//64)
iODBC Data Source Administrator
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MSG_BUTTON_OK (//8)
_Ok
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MSG_BUTTON_CANCEL (//16)
_Cancel
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MSG_ERROR_LOADDRIVERS (//32)
Cannot load ODBC drivers
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MSG_REMOVE_DSN (//64)
Are you sure you want to remove this DSN?
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MSG_ERROR_REMOVE_DSN (//64)
Error when removing the DSN
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MSG_ERROR_NODRIVERS_INSTALLED (//64)
No ODBC drivers installed!
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MSG_LOGIN_TO_DSN (//32)
Login to DSN %s
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MSG_USERNAME (//32)
Username :
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MSG_PASSWORD (//32)
Password :
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MSG_BUTTON_FINISH (//16)
_Finish
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MSG_CONNECTION_OK (//128)
The connection DSN was tested successfully\nand can be used at this time.
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MSG_CI_KEYS_0 (//20)
Keyword
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MSG_CI_KEYS_1 (//20)
Value
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MSG_DSN_SETUP (//32)
DSN Setup for %s
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MSG_GENERIC_SETUP (//64)
Generic ODBC Driver Setup
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MSG_DATA_SOURCE_NAME (//64)
Data Source Name (DSN) :
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MSG_DESCRIPTION (//32)
Description :
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MSG_KEYWORD (//20)
Keyword :
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MSG_VALUE (//20)
Value :
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MSG_BUTTON_UPDATE (//16)
_Update
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MSG_WARN_PARAMETERS (//164)
The Server and Database keywords are required for correct operations. You should define them in the DSN
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MSG_WARN_OVERWRITE_DSN (//64)
A DSN with this name already exisys. Do you want to overwrite this DSN?
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MSG_ERROR_WRITE_DSN (//64)
Error writing DSN to file!
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MSG_ERROR_MISSING_NAME (//64)
You must specify a name for the new DSN!
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MSG_ERROR_KEY_PAIRS (//64)
Please specify both a Key and a Value!
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MSG_WARN_REMOVE_KEY (//128)
Are you sure you want to remove the selected Key?
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MSG_ERROR_CONFIGURE_DSN (//128)
An error occured when trying to configure the DSN!
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MSG_ERROR_UPDATE_DSN (//64)
Error updating the DSN!
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MSG_CHOOSE_DRIVER (//32)
Choose an ODBC Driver
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MSG_SELECT_DRIVER (//128)
Select a driver for which you want to setup a data source
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MSG_ERROR_OPENING_DSNWIN (//128)
Cannot open the Add DSN window! Make sure all components are installed correctly!
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MSG_CONNECTION_WIZARD (//32)
Use the connection wizard
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MSG_WIZARD_TITLE (//32)
Connection Wizard
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MSG_BUTTON_NEXT (//16)
_Next
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MSG_BUTTON_BACK (//16)
_Back
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MSG_WIZARD_STEP2_DESC (//256)
A data source name (DSN) is a data structure that contains the information about a specific database that an Open Database Connectivity ( ODBC ) driver needs in order to connect to it
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MSG_INSERT_DSN_NAME (//32)
Insert the DSN Name
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MSG_DSN_NAME_DESC (//128)
The DSN Name is used by ODBC to access connection (f.e. MySQLConnection)
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MSG_INSERT_DSN_DESC (//32)
Insert the DSN Description
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MSG_DSN_DESCRIPTION (//256)
The DSN Description allows you to remember which connection is used in the DSN (f.e. Connection to MySQL Server)
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MSG_WIZARD_WELCOME (//64)
Welcome to Connection Wizard
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MSG_WIZARD_STEP1_DESC (//1024)
The Database Wizard allows you to specify the minimum requirements for a Database connection.\nYou should specify at least a Server Name (or its IP Address) and a Database Name to produce a valid DSN connection.Note that not all ODBC Drivers use the same parameters. For example SQLite connections doesn't needs a Server parameter but only a Database name that in this case will be a physical path (f.e. DH2:mydb.db)
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MSG_SERVERNAME_DESC (//128)
The Server name should be an IP Address (f.e. 192.168.0.254)
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MSG_INSERT_SERVERNAME (//32)
Insert the Server Name
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MSG_DATABASE_DESC (//128)
The Database name is the Database you want connect to (f.e. Northwind)
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MSG_INSERT_DATABASE (//32)
Insert the Database Name
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MSG_HINT_ADD (//64)
Add a new DSN connection
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MSG_HINT_REMOVE (//64)
Remove the selected DSN
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MSG_HINT_CONFIGURE (//64)
Configure the selected DSN
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MSG_HINT_TEST (//64)
Test the selected DSN
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MSG_HINT_LBDRIVERS (//128)
This window show the current installed ODBC drivers
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MSG_HINT_CONNECTION_WIZARD (//256)
Checking this check box, when you click on Finish button, the iODBC manager will start the Connection Wizard that will help you in the DSN creation.
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MSG_HINT_WIZARD_SERVERNAME (//64)
Insert the server you want to connect to
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MSG_HINT_WIZARD_DATABASENAME (//80)
Insert the Database name you want to use in your programs
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MSG_HINT_WIZARD_DSNNAME (//128)
Insert the name of DSN you want to create. This will be used by software to access the data.
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MSG_HINT_WIZARD_DSNDESCRIPTION (//128)
Insert the description of DSN you want to create. This will remember you for which connection the DSN is used.
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MSG_HINT_AVAILABLEDSN (//128)
This window show the current available DSN
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MSG_HINT_AVAILABLEDRIVERS (//128)
This window show the current available ODBC drivers in the system
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MSG_HINT_AVAILABLECOMPONENTS (//128)
This window show the current version of iODBC components
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_DESC (//164)
Insert the description of DSN you want to create. This will remember you for which connection the DSN is used.
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_LISTVIEW (//128)
This listview contains all ODBC driver parameters actually used by this DSN
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_KEYWORD (//64)
Insert the Parameter name (f.e. Database or Port)
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_VALUE (//64)
Insert the Parameter value
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_ADD (//64)
Insert the current Parameter name/value
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_REMOVE (//64)
Remove the selected parameter
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_UPDATE (//64)
Update the current Parameter name/value
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MSG_HINT_NEWDSN_NAME (//164)
Insert the name of DSN you want to create. This will be used by software to access the data.
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MSG_ERROR_PARAMETER_ALREADY_EXISTS (//128)
The specified parameter already exists in the DSN.
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MSG_ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (//128)
Invalid parameter. DSN, Description and Driver are not accepted has parameters.
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MSG_CONNECTION_OK_WITH_INFO (//164)
;The connection DSN was tested successfully\nbut the Driver has returned SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO.
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