This file describes the ODBC-ODBC Bridge specific attributes and how
they are used.

You may pass any of the following attributes to the ODBC-ODBC Bridge:

DSN
---

The data source name. This should already have been defined in your
ini file (for non-Windows platforms) or the registry (via the ODBC
Administrator in Windows). Any attributes the ODBC-ODBC Bridge
requires but which are not specified in the connection string are
pulled from the named data source definition.

DRIVER
------

This currently only has meaning in Windows (see the ODBC specification
for further information).

TARGETDSN
---------

The name of a datasource on the remote machine. You should set this up
with the Windows ODBC Administrator or define it in the ini file used
by the remote ODBC-ODBC Bridge Server.

SERVER
------

The fully qualified domain name of the machine where the remote data
source is located, where the ODBC-ODBC Bridge Server process is
installed and where an ODBC driver for the remote database is
available.

PORT
----

This is the port on the SERVER machine where the ODBC-ODBC Bridge server
(or an agent on its behalf such as inetd or the Easysoft SuperServer for
NT) is listening for incoming connections.

TRANSPORT
---------

Currently only TCPIP is supported. You should set this attribute to
"TCPIP".

LOGONUSER
---------

This is the username used to log in to the remote machine (SERVER).
The ODBC-ODBC Bridge server will check the LOGONUSER user exists and
their password is LOGONAUTH. If this is successful then the server
process will change to become the specified user.

LOGONAUTH
---------

See LOGONUSER above.
This is the password of the LOGONUSER on the machine SERVER.

TARGETUSER
----------

The TARGETUSER (if specified) is passed to the server as the ODBC UID
connection attribute used by ODBC drivers to restrict access to a set
of database users. This is NOT necessarily the name of a user who
exists as far as the operating system is concerned.

TARGETAUTH
----------

See TARGETUSER above.
This is passed to the server as the ODBC PWD connection attribute.

