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    This document describes how to use the Drivers method to return an associative array of ODBC drivers and their attributes, with the driver name as the key and attributes as a semicolon-delimited string value. For example, it can be used to print the attributes of a specific driver to a log.

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    This document describes how to use the Drivers method to return an associative array of ODBC drivers and their attributes, with the driver name as the key and attributes as a semicolon-delimited string value. For example, it can be used to print the attributes of a specific driver to a log.

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    This document describes how to use the Drivers method to return an associative array of ODBC drivers and their attributes, with the driver name as the key and attributes as a semicolon-delimited string value. For example, it can be used to print the attributes of a specific driver to a log.

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    Driver

    Returns an associative array of Drivers and their attributes in the form of:

    $ArrayName{'DRIVER'} = Attrib1;Attrib2;Attrib3;...
    where DRIVER is the ODBC Driver Name and AttribX are the driver-defined attributes.

    Example:
    %attrib = $db->Drivers;
    print LOG qq($driver: $attrib{$driver}\n)

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