ODBC Explorer version 2.1 for Windows NT/95/98
Copyright (C) 2000 Sergey Yakovlev
All Rights Reserved

The main new features in ODBC Explorer 2.1 are:

- File data sources are stored in a file and allow connection information 
  to be used repeatedly by a single user or shared among several users. 
  When a file data source is used, the ODBC Explorer makes the connection 
  to the data source using the information in a .DSN file. This file can be 
  manipulated like any other file. A file data source does not have a data 
  source name, as does a machine data source, and is not registered to any 
  one user or machine.

- Running Scripts. From ODBC Explorer, you can run any script that 
  contains SQL or ODBC Explorer commands.

- "@" console command. Runs the specified script containing SQL and 
  ODBC Explorer commands.

- Added some new SQL Wizards to help you quickly build CREATE, DROP, INSERT, 
  UPDATE and DELETE SQL statements.

- Refresh Command (View menu). Use this command to refresh the object tree 
  in the database pane.

The main new features in ODBC Explorer 2.0 are:

- SQL console. You can use the console pane in conjunction with 
  the SQL database language. The SQL database language allows you 
  to store and retrieve data in ODBC databases. Console pane enables 
  you to manipulate SQL commands, you can enter, edit, store, retrieve, 
  and run SQL commands.

- MDI Interface. ODBC Explorer now can be connected to any number 
  of drivers and data sources. These can be a variety of drivers 
  and data sources, the same driver and a variety of data sources, 
  or even multiple connections to the same driver and data source. 

- Sizable, sortable, and selectable columns in the results pane.  
  Columns can be resized with the mouse, and auto-formatted from the 
  Auto Format command. Just click on a column header to sort. Gridlines 
  can be shown.

- Web publication. Use Deploy command to deploy a set of results 
  to a web server, or multiple web servers.

- Improvements to the Catalog Feature.

- Optional Headers of the Database and Results panes.

- The Spool menu option allows you to dynamically save all output 
  of your console session to a specified file.

- The Find command searches for a character, a word, or a group of 
  characters or words in the Console or Results pane. When you choose
  the Find command, ODBC Explorer begins the search at the current 
  cursor position.

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