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Subject: Accessing MS SQL Server from embedded PPC Linux
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Hi,

While part of my subject line might be redundant, how would I go about 
accessing MS SQL Server from my Freescale MPC8313 machine?

Do I need to use a Linux ODBC driver?

Thank you for any help.

Chris Plasun