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1. forum.openmod.org › t › choosing-an-open-dataChoosing an Open Data License - ODC BY vs. CC BY

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   Mar 6, 2018 · The Open Database License (ODbL) and the Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-BY) are licenses designed specifically for use on databases and not on other types of material. There are many differences between those licenses and CC licenses, but the most important to be aware of relate to license scope and operation.

2. stackoverflow.com › questions › 103167what is the difference between OLE DB and ODBC data sources?

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   Sep 19, 2008 · If you use both properties, the CommandText property’s value takes precedence. For OLE DB sources, the CommandType property describes the value of the CommandText property. For ODBC sources, the CommandText property functions exactly like the SQL property, and setting the property causes the data to be refreshed...

3. opendatacommons.org › faq › licensesLicenses FAQ — Open Data Commons: legal tools for open data

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   For Share-Alike: Use Open Database License (ODbL) + Database Contents License (DbCL) (or some other suitable contents license of your choosing) For Public domain: Use Public Domain Dedication and License (PDDL) (it covers both “Database” and “Contents”) For non-homogenous DB (need to distinguish “Database and Contents”): Share-alike ...

4. wiki.openmod-initiative.org › wiki › Choosing_a_licenseChoosing a license - wiki.openmod-initiative.org

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   The most common licenses for a given artifact can be determined by its type: code, data, documentation, or other generic digital "creative work" (reports and figures). For any given project, these components can and should be licensed independently by type. At the most basic level, one must decide on whether to use a copyleft license or a more ...

5. wiki.creativecommons.org › wiki › DataData - Creative Commons

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   Oct 23, 2019 · What is the difference between the Open Data Commons licenses and the CC 4.0 licenses? The Open Database License (ODbL) and the Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-BY) are licenses designed specifically for use on databases and not on other types of material. There are many differences between those licenses and CC licenses, but the most ...

6. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › sqlWhat Is ODBC? - ODBC API Reference | Microsoft Learn

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   Feb 26, 2024 · To many others, it is the answer to all database access problems ever imagined. First and foremost, ODBC is a specification for a database API. This API is independent of any one DBMS or operating system; although this manual uses C, the ODBC API is language-independent. The ODBC API is based on the CLI specifications from Open Group and ISO/IEC.

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   What is the difference between ODbL and ODC-by?

   • The Open Database License (ODbL) and the Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-BY) are licenses designed specifically for use on databases and not on other types of material. There are many differences between those licenses and CC licenses, but the most important to be aware of relate to license scope and operation.

   Choosing an Open Data License - ODC BY vs. CC BY

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   What is the difference between CC BY and ODC by?

   • CC BY and ODC BY. The main differences are written here: What is the difference between the Open Data Commons licenses and the CC 4.0 licenses? The Open Database License (ODbL) and the Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-BY) are licenses designed specifically for use on databases and not on other types of material.

   Choosing an Open Data License - ODC BY vs. CC BY

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   What does ODC-by stand for?

   • We can now announce a new license to the Open Data Commons family, the ODC Attribution License (ODC-BY) license. This is a database specific license requiring attribution for databases. This makes ODC-BY similar to the Creative Commons Attribution license, but is built specifically for databases.

   Choosing an Open Data License - ODC BY vs. CC BY

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   Does OLE DB work with ODBC?

   • There is data in your mail servers, directory services, spreadsheets, and text files. OLE DB allows SQL Server to link to these nonrelational database systems. For instance, if you want to query, through SQL Server, the Active Directory on the domain controller, you couldn't do this with ODBC, because it's not a relational database.

   What are the differences between OLEDB/ODBC drivers when connecti…

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   How do I use PDDL & ODbL for a non-homogenous database?

   • For non-homogenous DB (need to distinguish “Database and Contents”): Share-alike: use ODbL for Database qua Database + whatever license you want/can for Contents Public domain: use PDDL for Database qua Database + whatever license you wish/can for Contents.

   Licenses FAQ — Open Data Commons: legal tools for open data

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   What is the difference between ODC and CC Licenses?

   • The ODC licenses apply only to sui generis database rights and any copyright in the database structure, they do not apply to the individual contents of the database. The latest version of the CC licenses on the other hand apply to sui generis database rights and all copyright and neighboring rights in the database structure as well as the contents.

   Choosing an Open Data License - ODC BY vs. CC BY

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8. www.cdata.com › blog › oledb-vs-odbcOLE DB vs. ODBC: 5 Key Differences & Which One to Choose

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Performance. ODBC might offer better performance in scenarios that primarily involve straightforward SQL queries in relational database environments due to its less complex nature. OLE DB might exhibit slower performance in simple scenarios due to its broader capabilities and the overhead introduced by the COM-based architecture.