Salesforce ODBC 8.0.0 UNIX
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Progress (R) DataDirect (R)
Progress DataDirect for ODBC for Salesforce Driver
UNIX and Linux Platforms (32- and 64-bit)
8.0.0 Release
February 2026
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This README file contains information for Progress(R) DataDirect(R)
for ODBC for Salesforce(TM) Driver.
This README file contains information not included in the PROGRESS
DATADIRECT(R) FOR ODBC FOR SALESFORCE DRIVER USER'S GUIDE AND REFERENCE.
CONTENTS
Post-GA Product Announcements
Requirements
Installation Directory
Data Source and Platform Support
Changes since 8.0.0
Release 8.0.0 Features
Required Operating System Patches
Configuring Data Sources
Driver WorkAround Options
Notes, Known Problems, and Restrictions
Documentation
Installed Files for 32-bit Drivers
Installed Files for 64-bit Drivers
Documentation Third-party Acknowledgements
Post-GA Product Announcements
The readme files will no longer be updated with product announcements and new
features after the General Availability (GA) of the product. For the latest
updates and enhancements, please refer to the release notes
(https://www.progress.com/datadirect-connectors/whats-new).
Requirements
* The installer program requires a JVM that is Java SE 11 or higher, including
Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, and IBM SDK (Java) distributions.
* The driver requires a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that is Java SE 8 or higher,
including Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, and IBM SDK (Java) distributions.
Also, you must set the library path environment variable of your
operating system to the directory containing your JVM's
libjvm.so [sl | a] file and that directory's parent directory.
For AIX users: Before you can use the driver, you must set the LIBPATH
environment variable to include the paths containing the libjvm.so library
and the libnio.so library, which are installed in a subdirectory of your
Java Development Kit (JDK). For example, you would add the following paths
for Java 8 installed in the /usr directory:
/usr/java8/jre/lib/amd64/server:/usr/java8/jre/lib/amd64
In this example, /usr/java8/jre/lib/amd64/server is the location of
libjvm.so, while /usr/java8/jre/lib/amd64 is the location of libnio.so.
* The driver requires the following runtime libraries:
- AIX: C/C++ runtime libraries version 16.1 or higher
- Linux: C/C++ runtime libraries version GCC 2.12 or higher
- Solaris: C/C++ runtime libraries version 12.6 or higher
Installation Directory
* The default installation directory for the 32-bit driver is:
/opt/Progress/DataDirect/ODBC
Note: If you do not have access to "/opt", your user's home
directory will take the place of this directory.
* The default installation directory for the 64-bit driver is:
/opt/Progress/DataDirect/ODBC_64bit
Note: If you do not have access to "/opt", your user's home
directory will take the place of this directory.
Data Source and Platform Support
For the latest data source and platform support information, refer to the
Product Compatibility Guide:
https://docs.progress.com/bundle/datadirect-product-compatibility/resource/
datadirect-product-compatibility.pdf
Changes since 8.0.0
CVE-2022-41853 - Use of Externally-Controlled Input to Select Classes or Code
('Unsafe Reflection')
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Several Progress DataDirect ODBC drivers utilized a version of HyperSQL
Database that was vulnerable to remote code execution described in
CVE-2022-41853. All impacted drivers have been patched to fix this
vulnerability. For details on impacted drivers and fixed versions, refer to
the following KB article:
https://community.progress.com/s/article/DataDirect-ODBC-Critical-Security-
Bulletin-November-2022-CVE-2022-41853
Documentation
-------------
Any product package made available after February 9, 2021 will not include the
HTML help system or user's guide PDF. The full documentation set, including
these items, is available from the Progress Information Hub:
https://docs.progress.com/category/datadirect-salesforce
While the product packages will not include these documentation items, the
installation Help directory will provide an HTML redirect for direct access
to the HTML help.
Note that all Progress DataDirect for ODBC documentation has been migrated to
the Progress Information Hub:
https://docs.progress.com/
Enhancements
------------
* The driver binaries now include debugging symbols that can be used for
diagnosing and debugging issues in the driver.
* The ICU library files that are installed with the product have been upgraded
to version 74.1. As a part of this upgrade, the following platforms and their
file names have been updated:
- AIX platforms
- 32-bit driver: From libivicu28.a to libivicu.a
- 64-bit driver: From libddicu28.a to libddicu.a
Note - This upgrade is available starting in build 08.02.1072 of the ICU
library files.
- Linux platforms
- 32-bit driver: From libivicu28.so to libivicu.so
- 64-bit driver: From libddicu28.so to libddicu.so
Note - This upgrade is available starting in build 08.02.0965 of the ICU
library files.
- Solaris platforms (Sparc and Solaris X)
- 32-bit driver: From libivicu28.so to libivicu.so
- 64-bit driver: From libddicu28.so to libddicu.so
Note - This upgrade is available starting in build 08.02.1799 of the ICU
library files.
As part of the ICU 74.1 upgrade, the complier and runtime versions for the
driver have been changed to the following:
- For AIX platforms, the compiler version has been upgraded to xlclang++ 16.1.
As a result, you must have C/C++ runtime libraries of 16.1 or higher on
your machine.
- For Linux platforms, the compiler version has been upgraded to GCC 7.3.1.
As a result, you must have C/C++ runtime libraries of GCC 2.12 or higher on
your machine.
- For Solaris platforms, the compiler version has been upgraded to Oracle
Developer Studio 12.6. As a result, you must have C/C++ runtime libraries
of 12.6 or higher on your machine.
* The driver has been enhanced to support JSON web token (JWT) grant
authentication. This authentication is configured using the following
new connection options:
- JWT Cert Store
- JWT Cert Password
- JWT Cert Alias
- Claims Issuer
- Claims Subject
* The driver has been enhanced to support the Salesforce Bulk API V2 for bulk
load operations. This functionality can be enabled and configured using the
new BulkLoadVersion and BulkLoadJobSize connection options.
* The driver has been enhanced to support the ApplyToLabel connection option.
This option determines whether the driver applies the toLabel() function to
the picklist fields when executing queries.
* A Password Encryption Tool, called ddencpwd, is now included with the product
package. It encrypts passwords for secure handling in connection strings and
odbc.ini files. At connection, the driver decrypts these passwords and passes
them to the data source as required.
* yes, no, on and off have been added as valid values for the connection
options that accept boolean values.
* The Driver Manager for UNIX/Linux has been enhanced to support setting the
Unicode encoding type for applications on a per connection basis. By passing
a value for the SQL_ATTR_APP_UNICODE_TYPE attribute using SQLSetConnectAttr,
your application can specify the encoding at connection. This allows your
application to pass both UTF-8 and UTF-16 encoded strings with a single
environment handle.
The valid values for the SQL_ATTR_APP_UNICODE_TYPE attribute are
SQL_DD_CP_UTF8 and SQL_DD_CP_UTF16. The default value is SQL_DD_CP_UTF8.
This enhancement is available in build 08.02.0449 of the driver manager.
* The driver has been enhanced to support OAuth 2.0, which is an open
protocol for token-based authentication. OAuth 2.0 allows you to
authenticate without specifying a user ID or password, eliminating
the risk of exposing them to unauthorized access.
When you attempt to connect with the enhanced driver for the first
time, either delete the existing native files or set the Create Map
connection option to ForceNew.
Changed Behavior
----------------
* The installer program now requires you to install a JRE that is Java SE 11 or
higher before running the installer. In earlier versions, the JRE used by the
installer program was included in the product. However, to avoid potential
security vulnerabilities, the installer program no longer includes a JRE.
Instead, the installer program uses the JRE in your environment to allow for
the most secure version of a JRE to be used.
Notes:
- This change does not affect the JVM requirements for the driver. For the latest
driver requirements, refer to the Product Compatibility Guide:
https://docs.progress.com/bundle/datadirect-product-compatibility/resource/
datadirect-product-compatibility.pdf
- The installer program cannot remove the already installed JRE files from the
install directory automatically. Remove them manually.
* The product package no longer includes the ODBC Cursor library file
(odbccurs.so) because it has some known security vulnerabilities that
could potentially expose you to security risks.
Note: The installer program cannot remove the ODBC Cursor library file
automatically while installing a new version of the driver. Remove it
manually.
* The installer program has been updated to no longer install common components
for drivers that do not use them. As a result, the installer program no longer
installs the following common components for the Salesforce driver:
- OpenSSL library files, such as ivopenssl30.so, ddopenssl30.so, fips.so,
and openssl.cnf.
- Curl library files, such as libivcurl28.so and libddcurl28.so.
If the files are not used by any other DataDirect driver on your machine, you
can safely remove them from existing product directories.
* The driver has been enhanced to make SOAP API calls using only internal
components. In earlier versions, the driver used an external library,
the CXF library, to make these calls. Note that the product package no
longer includes the CXF library as a result.
Driver version: 08.00.0315 (B1532, U1315, J002468)
* The Config Options (ConfigOptions) connection option has been deprecated. As
a result, the driver has been enhanced to support setting each of the
configuration options formerly configured by the Config Options option as
standalone connection options. The ConfigOptions option will continue to be
supported for this release, but you should update your configurations to
use the standalone options.
* The precision for the Integer data type has been changed from 10 to 9.
* The NUM_PREC_RADIX value for the Double data type has been changed from
10 to 2.
Release 8.0.0 Features
Platform Deprecation
--------------------
The driver is not supported on HP-UX PA-RISC, Oracle Solaris SPARC 32-bit,
and Oracle Solaris x86 32-bit anymore.
Bulk Fetch Support
------------------
The driver has been enhanced to support the Salesforce Bulk API, including PK
chunking, for bulk fetch operations. This functionality can be enabled and
configured with the BulkFetchThreshold, EnableBulkFetch, EnablePKChunking,
and PKChunkSize connection options.
Support for Multiple Simultaneous Sessions
------------------------------------------
The driver has been enhanced to support multiple simultaneous sessions. This
allows the driver to scale performance by distributing the workload across
multiple sessions. The number of active sessions should not exceed the number
permitted by your Salesforce account and can be limited by the setting of the
new WSPoolSize connection option.
New Refresh Map SQL Extension
-----------------------------
REFRESH MAP discovers native objects that have been added to the native data
store since connection or since the last refresh and maps the objects into
your relational view of native data. It also incorporates any configuration
changes made to your relational view by reloading the schema definition and
associated files.
SQL Engine Mode Auto Setting
----------------------------
The SQLEngineMode connection option now supports Auto mode. When this setting
is enabled, the driver automatically determines whether the SQL engine runs in
server or direct mode based on availability.
JVM Version Requirements
------------------------
The Salesforce driver has been updated to require a JVM that is
Java SE 7 or higher. This change has been implemented to remain compliant
with Salesforce security standards.
SQL Engine Upgrade
------------------
The driver's SQL engine has been upgraded. Consequently, there are some
differences in how the 8.0 driver handles SQL queries compared to previous
versions of the driver. For details, see the following resources:
* https://documentation.progress.com/output/DataDirect/collateral/
odbc_salesforce_faq.pdf
* https://documentation.progress.com/output/DataDirect/collateral/
odbc_salesforce_sqlengine.pdf
Performance Issues When Executing Queries
-----------------------------------------
The 8.0 driver pushes queries to Salesforce whenever possible. Queries that
cannot be pushed to Salesforce with the 8.0 driver may be slower than
comparable queries made with earlier versions of the driver because data may
be paged to disk while completing an operation. If you experience slow
performance, please contact Technical Support. Our team will quickly address
any performance issues you encounter.
Evaluation Bulk Load Support
----------------------------
Bulk load operations are no longer restricted to 10,000 rows for evaluation
installations of the driver.
Mapping of the Currency and Percentage Data Types
-------------------------------------------------
The native CURRENCY and PERCENTAGE data types now map to the DECIMAL JDBC data
type. In earlier releases, these data types mapped to the DOUBLE data type.
The Database Connection Option Replaced by SchemaMap
----------------------------------------------------
The Database connection option has been replaced by the new SchemaMap option.
Similar to Database, SchemaMap is used to specify the name and location of
the configuration file where the relational map of native data is written;
however, the value specified must now be an absolute path. In addition to this
change, the default behavior differs between these options. The Database
attribute will continue to be supported for this release, but it will be
deprecated in subsequent versions of the product.
CreateDB Connection Option Replaced by CreateMap
--------------------------------------------------------
The CreateDB connection option has been replaced by the new CreateMap
option. The CreateDB attribute will continue to be supported for this release,
but it will be deprecated in subsequent versions of the product.
LogonDomain Connection Option Deprecated
----------------------------------------
The LogonDomain connection option has been deprecated. As a result,
the LogonID option has been updated to accept the user name and domain.
RefreshDirtyCache Connection Option Deprecated
----------------------------------------------
The RefreshDirtyCache option has been deprecated. Now, for every fetch
operation, the driver refreshes the cached object to pick up changes made to
tables and rows.
Default for the ServerPortNumber Connection Option
----------------------------------------------------
The default value for the ServerPortNumber connection option has been
updated:
* For the 32-bit driver, the default is 19938.
* For the 64-bit driver, the default is 19937.
Default for the JVMArgs Connection Option
------------------------------------------
The default value for the JVMArgs connection option has been updated:
* For the 32-bit driver when the SQLEngineMode connection option is set to
2 (Direct):
-Xmx256m
* For all other configurations:
-Xmx1024m
Default Value for the EnableBulkLoad Connection Option
-------------------------------------------------------
The default value of the EnableBulkLoad connection option has been updated
to 1 (enabled). By default, the bulk load protocol can be used for
inserts, updates, and deletes based on the BulkLoadThreshold option.
Default Value for the StmtCallLimit Connection Option
------------------------------------------------------
The default value for the StmtCallLimit connection option has been
updated to 100. By default, the driver can make a maximum of 100 Web service
calls when executing any single SQL statement or metadata query.
Default Value for the AuditColumns Config Option
------------------------------------------------
The default value for the AuditColumns config option has been updated to
All (AuditColumns=All). By default, the driver includes the all of the audit
columns and the master record id column in its table definitions.
Default Relational Mapping of Custom Objects
--------------------------------------------
The default value for the CustomSuffix config option has been updated to
Include (CustomSuffix=Include). By default, the driver includes the "__c" suffix
table and column names when mapping the remote data model to the relational
data model.
Default Value for the MapSystemColumnNames
------------------------------------------
The default value for the MapSystemColumnNames config option has been updated to
0 (MapSystemColumnNames=0). By default, the driver does not change the names
of the Salesforce system columns when mapping them to the relational model.
Short Attribute for the Config Options Connection Option
--------------------------------------------------------
The short attribute name for the Config Options connection option has changed
from CO to CFGO.
UTF-8 Support in the odbc.ini and odbcinst.ini Files
----------------------------------------------------
The driver and Driver Manager have been enhanced to support UTF-8 encoding in
the odbc.ini and odbcinst.ini files.
For more information about these features, refer to THE PROGRESS DATADIRECT FOR
ODBC FOR SALESFORCE DRIVER USER'S GUIDE AND REFERENCE.
Configuring Data Sources
Data sources are stored in the system information file (typically,
odbc.ini). For details on configuring this file, see the PROGRESS DATADIRECT
FOR ODBC FOR SALESFORCE DRIVER USER'S GUIDE AND REFERENCE.
Driver WorkAround Options
Progress DataDirect has included non-standard connection options (workarounds)
for the driver that enable you to take full advantage of packaged ODBC-enabled
applications requiring non-standard or extended behavior. Refer to the chapter
"WorkAround options" in THE PROGRESS DATADIRECT FOR ODBC DRIVERS REFERENCE for a
description of these options.
Notes, Known Problems, and Restrictions
Specifying values for the same connection option multiple times
---------------------------------------------------------------
The driver does not support specifying values for the same connection
option multiple times in a connection string or DSN. If a value is
specified using the same attribute multiple times or using both
long and short attributes, the connection may fail or the driver may
not behave as intended.
Using the INSERT INTO SELECT Statement with Bulk API V2
-------------------------------------------------------
When Salesforce Bulk API version is set to V2, the driver does not support
INSERT INTO SELECT statements and an exception is thrown. For example:
Insert into TestTable(COL_1,COL_2,COL_3) select COL_1,COL_2,COL_3
from TempTable
Installer Behavior Changes
--------------------------
* The installer now installs the following JDKs on the respective platforms:
* Windows (x32 and x64): OpenJDK 11
* Linux (x64): OpenJDK 11
* Linux (x32): Oracle JDK 8
Note: For all the platforms, except those mentioned in the above list, the
installer will not install any JDK. The client machine is required to have
Oracle JDK 8 or higher to run the installer.
* The new version of the installer installs OpenJDK 11 or Oracle JDK 8, and the
old version of the installer installs Oracle JDK 7. As there is a difference
between the JDK versions installed by the new and the old installers, they are
not allowed/supported to overwrite or augment installations done by each
other.
* Installing different versions of the driver in the same directory is not
supported.
Stored Procedures with Database.com
------------------------------------
Stored procedures are not supported when connected to database.com using
the Salesforce driver. However, the Salesforce driver incorrectly returns
a response to SQLGetInfo(..., SQL_PROCEDURES, ...) to indicate that stored
procedures are supported when connected to database.com.
SELECT...INTO Statement
------------------------
The SELECT...INTO statement is supported for local tables only. The source
and destination tables must both be local tables. Creating remote tables
in Salesforce or loading from remote Salesforce tables using SELECT...INTO
is not supported. Additionally, the option to create the destination table
as a temporary table does not currently work.
For SSL Users
-------------
When trying to connect to a database using SSL encryption, you may
receive an error message similar to: "PRNG not seeded". This is because
certain versions of some operating systems do not generate truly random
numbers necessary for encryption. For more information about this error
and available patches, please refer to the Web site:
http://www.openssl.org/support/faq.html#USER1
On SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10.0, attempts by the drivers to
connect using SSL Encryption will not succeed due to a problem loading
the SSL libraries.
ODBC Development on UNIX and Linux Platforms
--------------------------------------------
All of the Release 8.0 Core Components (header files, etc.) needed for
development of ODBC applications on UNIX and Linux are installed into
the /include directory created by the product installer.
Please read the notices.txt file in the installation directory for
licensing information regarding the ODBC Core Components. Contact your
Progress DataDirect representative if you have any questions.
Developers using programming languages other than C++:
The DataDirect ODBC Driver Manager is a C++ shared library. The ODBC
Driver Manager can be used with any language that supports loading a
C++ shared library; however, if you are using a programming language
other than C++, you must take additional steps to ensure that the C++
libraries are initialized properly when loaded. If you are not using
C++, consult your compiler documentation for instructions on using C++
shared libraries with your application.
LANG Environment Setting on UNIX and Linux Platforms
----------------------------------------------------
A default installation of the product on UNIX and Linux assumes that
the value of the LANG environment setting is en_US. If your locale is
not set to en_US, the drivers may not return error messages properly.
In this case, you must create a symbolic link in the
<Install_Dir>/locale directory that has the same value as the LANG
environment setting. This link must point to the
<Install_Dir>/locale/en_US directory.
SQLColAttribute(s)
------------------
The column attributes 1001 and 1002, which were assigned as DataDirect-
specific attributes, were inadvertently used as system attributes by
the Microsoft 3.0 ODBC implementation. Applications using those
attributes must now use 1901 and 1902, respectively.
SQL_C_NUMERIC
-------------
Because of inconsistencies in the ODBC specification, users attempting
to use SQL_C_NUMERIC parameters must set the precision and scale values
of the corresponding structure and the descriptor fields in the
Application Parameter Descriptor.
For AIX Users
------------------------------
Some IBM AIX C compilers, such as xlc 3.1.4, do not support the use
of C++ build binaries. C developers on AIX should consult their
compiler documentation and verify that their AIX C compiler supports
the use of C++ shared libraries or the application could be unstable.
Documentation
PROGRESS DATADIRECT FOR ODBC FOR SALESFORCE DOCUMENTATION SET
-------------------------------------------------------------
The driver documentation set is available from the Progress Information Hub:
https://docs.progress.com/category/datadirect-salesforce
You can access the online help system directly via the HTML redirect in the
installation Help directory.
Installed Files for the 32-bit Driver
This file list assumes a full installation of all 32-bit drivers and
documentation.
The installer copies the following files and subdirectories to the
product installation directory, by default:
/opt/Progress/DataDirect/ODBC:
odbc.csh Setup script for C shell
odbc.ini Sample odbc.ini file
odbcinst.ini Sample odbcinst.ini file
odbc.sh Setup script for Bourne shell
IVODBC.LIC DataDirect license file
fixes.txt List of fixes since last release
/bin:
ivtestlib Test application to check that required libraries
are present and loadable
/help:
*.html HTML redirects to online connector help systems and
documentation resources
/include:
odbcinst.h Include files
qesqlext.h
sql.h
sqlext.h
sqltypes.h
sqlucode.h
sqlunx.h
/java/lib:
sforce.jar Java components for the Salesforce driver
/lib:
ivsfrc28.so Salesforce driver
ivtrc28.so Progress DataDirect trace library
libivicu.a Unicode conversion tables for AIX platforms
libivicu.so Unicode conversion tables for Linux and
Solaris platforms
libodbc.so ODBC Driver Manager [.a on AIX]
libodbcinst.so ODBC Installer [.a on AIX]
odbc.so ODBC Driver Manager (dynamically loadable)
[AIX only]
odbcinst.so ODBC Installer (dynamically loadable)
[AIX only]
/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES:
ivmsfrc28.mo Salesforce driver message file
ivsfrc28.po Salesforce driver message file source
odbc.m ODBC Driver Manager message file
odbc.po ODBC Driver Manager message source
/NOTICES:
ODBC for Salesforce v8.0 notices.txt Third-party vendor license agreements
/READMES:
ODBC for Salesforce v8.0 readme.txt This file
/samples:
/bulk/bulk Bulk application
/bulk/bulk.c Bulk example source
/bulk/bulk.mak Bulk example make file
/bulk/bulk.txt Bulk example description
/bulk/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the Salesforce driver
/bulkstrm/bulk.cpp Bulk streaming example source
/bulkstrm/bulk.hpp Bulk streaming example header
/bulkstrm/bulkstrm Bulk streaming example application
/bulkstrm/bulkstrm.txt Bulk streaming example description
/bulkstrm/main.cpp Bulk streaming example source
/bulkstrm/msgprintf.hpp Bulk streaming example header
/bulkstrm/streambulk.mak Bulk streaming example make file
/bulkstrm/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the
Salesforce driver
/example/example Example application
/example/example.c Example source
/example/example.h Example header
/example/example.mak Example make file
/example/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the
Salesforce driver
/tools:
ddencpwd Password Encryption Tool
ddextu License Extender utility
ddprocinfo Processor Information utility
Installed Files for the 64-bit Driver
This file list assumes a full installation of the 64-bit driver and
documentation.
The installer copies the following files and subdirectories to the
product installation directory, by default:
/opt/Progress/DataDirect/ODBC_64bit:
odbc.csh Setup script for C shell
odbc.ini Sample odbc.ini file
odbcinst.ini Sample odbcinst.ini file
odbc.sh Setup script for Bourne shell
DDODBC.LIC DataDirect license file
fixes.txt List of fixes since last release
/bin:
ddtestlib Test application to check that required libraries
are present and loadable
/help:
*.html HTML redirects to online connector help systems and
documentation resources
/include:
odbcinst.h Include files
qesqlext.h
sql.h
sqlext.h
sqltypes.h
sqlucode.h
sqlunx.h
/java/lib:
sforce.jar Java components for the Salesforce driver
/lib:
ddsrfc28.so Salesforce driver
ddtrc28.so Progress DataDirect trace library
libddicu.a Unicode conversion tables for AIX platforms
libddicu.so Unicode conversion tables for Linux and Solaris
platforms
libodbc.so ODBC Driver Manager [.a on AIX]
libodbcinst.so ODBC Installer [.a on AIX]
odbc.so ODBC Driver Manager (dynamically loadable)
[AIX only]
odbcinst.so ODBC Installer (dynamically loadable)
[AIX only]
/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES:
ddsfrc28.mo Salesforce driver message file
ddmsfrc28.po Salesforce driver message file source
odbc.m ODBC Driver Manager message file
odbc.po ODBC Driver Manager message source
/notices:
ODBC for Salesforce v8.0 notices.txt Third-party vendor license agreements
/readmes:
ODBC for Salesforce v8.0 readme.txt This file
/samples:
/bulk/bulk Bulk application
/bulk/bulk.c Bulk example source
/bulk/bulk.mak Bulk example make file
/bulk/bulk.txt Bulk example description
/bulk/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the
Salesforce driver
/bulkstrm/bulk.cpp Bulk streaming example source
/bulkstrm/bulk.hpp Bulk streaming example header
/bulkstrm/bulkstrm Bulk streaming example application
/bulkstrm/bulkstrm.txt Bulk streaming example description
/bulkstrm/main.cpp Bulk streaming example source
/bulkstrm/msgprintf.hpp Bulk streaming example header
/bulkstrm/streambulk.mak Bulk streaming example make file
/bulkstrm/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the
Salesforce driver
/example/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the Salesforce driver
/example/example Example application
/example/example.c Example source
/example/example.h Example header
/example/example.mak Example make file
/example/ddlogging.properties Log configuration file for the
Salesforce driver
/tools:
ddencpwd Password Encryption Tool
ddextu License Extender utility
ddprocinfo Processor Information utility
/tools/Tableau:
DataDirect Salesforce.tdc Tableau data source file
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