What is the difference between ODBC , DSN , NATIVE and TCP/IP Connections?

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komalahanumantharao

  • Dec 25th, 2007
 

ODBC is the database drivers  which is used to connect from clinet  to the relational database.
DSN is the data service name which is thename of the odbc name give by the customer inoreder to access from the client
Native Drivers is the drivers which allows the client to acess the source and target after loading them from database to the workspace

TCP/ip it is the protocal used for connecting the remote computers.here the repository contacts with informatica repository server through TCP/IP

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