What is the purpose of ODBC in DB2 integration?
- Enables communication between Java applications and DB2
- Facilitates integration of DB2 with Microsoft applications
- Provides a framework for accessing DB2 from PHP scripts
- Simplifies the process of connecting to DB2 from various applications
ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) in DB2 integration serves the purpose of simplifying the process of connecting to DB2 from various applications. It provides a standardized API (Application Programming Interface) for applications to communicate with different database management systems, including DB2. This allows developers to write applications that can interact with DB2 without needing to know the specifics of DB2's internal workings. ODBC also provides tools and utilities for managing database connections and executing SQL queries efficiently.
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