MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual :: 23.1.5 Connector/ODBC ReferenceFirst Faved : May 31 2007 by roylebanFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 4 timesFave It!
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Reference for the MySQL ODBC connector, useful for using MySQL from Microsoft Access, etc.
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if you're going to use mysql from .net (doesn't sound like you are), the mysql.net connector is much faster.
This is for Access, just a quick hack to get to some data we have in MySQL. Access is pretty quick for stuff like that (it helps that I was on the Access 2000 team). But I am planning to take a huge personal database I have (millions of records) and convert it to a C# application using MySQL and the MySQL.NET connector. Any advice?