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configureODBCDataSource


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 -- configureODBCDataSource ()
     Open the ODBC Datasource Administrator dialog box in Windows or
     ODBCManageDataSources in Unix if available.

     Inputs
     ......

     None

     Outputs
     .......

     None

     See also: listDataSources.


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Open the ODBC Datasource Administrator dialog box in Windows or
ODBCManageDat...



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connection


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 -- Class: connection
     Connection class for a ODBC database connection

     Object Properties
     .................

     DataSource
          Datasource value as passed during creation
     UserName
          Username value as passed during creation
     Password
          Password value as passed during creation
     Message
          Readonly last error message
     Type
          'ODBC Connection Object'
     ReadOnly
          Boolean for readonly access passed during creation
     AutoCommit
          Boolean for control of commit to database
     LoginTimeout
          Number of seconds for a login timeout

     Class is created using the odbc or database function.

     See also: odbc, database.


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Connection class for a ODBC database connection



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database


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 -- CONN = database (DBNAME, USERNAME, PASSWORD)
 -- CONN = database (DBNAME, USERNAME, PASSWORD, PROPERTYNAME,
          PROPERTYVALUE ...)
     Create a odbc database connection

     Inputs
     ......

     ‘DBNAME’
          ODBC DSN connection name, or connection string
     ‘USERNAME’
          Username for connecting to database.
     ‘PASSWORD’
          Password for connecting to database.

     Outputs
     .......

     ‘CONN’
          A connection object for the connected database

     Examples
     ........

     Open a a preconfigured default database, using blank username and
     password.

          db = database("default", "", "");

     See also: odbc, connection.


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Create a odbc database connection



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listDataSources


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 -- SRC = listDataSources ()
     List available odbc datasources

     Inputs
     ......

     None

     Outputs
     .......

     ‘SRC’
          A table or cell structure of available data sources.  The
          result contains fields for Name, DriverType and Vendor.

     See also: odbc, database.


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List available odbc datasources



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odbc


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 -- CONN = odbc (DBNAME, USERNAME, PASSWORD)
 -- CONN = odbc (DBNAME, USERNAME, PASSWORD, PROPERTYNAME,
          PROPERTYVALUE ...)
 -- CONN = odbc (DSNCONNECTSTR)
     Create an ODBC database connection

     Inputs
     ......

     ‘DBNAME’
          ODBC DSN connection name, or connection string
     ‘USERNAME’
          Username foe connecting to database.
     ‘PASSWORD’
          Password for connecting to database.

     Outputs
     .......

     ‘CONN’
          A connection object for the connected database

     Examples
     ........

     Open a a preconfigured default database, using blank username and
     password.

          db = odbc("default", "", "");

     See also: database, connection.


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Create an ODBC database connection



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rowfilter


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 -- ROWFILT = rowfilter(C)
 -- ROWFILT = rowfilter(T)
     Create an unconstrained rowfilter object with columns names.

     Inputs
     ......

     C
          A column name, cell array of column names.
     T
          A table to use for column names.

     Outputs
     .......

     ROWFILT
          a rowfilter object

     Object Properties
     .................

     Object properties are the names of the columns on creation of the
     filter.

     Constraints can be set on a specific field of the filter by setting
     a comparison value for the variable name.

     Examples
     ........


          # create a rowfilter with 2 columns
          rf = rowfilter({'Column1', 'Column2'});
          # add a constraint for Column1 > 10
          rfc = rf.Column1 > 10


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Create an unconstrained rowfilter object with columns names.





