FW: Gauging interest in a ODBC Driver for HDF5

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Subject: Gauging interest in a ODBC Driver for HDF5

In principle it is a nice idea, but I found the data sheet too brief to
really say whether I would like it. I would like to see more details
about the planned implementation.
I wonder how the mapping of the hierarchical/array model of HDF5 to/from
the relational ODBC model is done. Can selection on array values,
indices, attributes be done?

Cheers,
Ger

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Subject: Gauging interest in a ODBC Driver for HDF5

ODBC Driver for HDF5

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Connectivity, or ODBC, is a standard SQL API for accessing relational
and non-relational data stores.) The ODBC driver for HDF5 will be a
standard connector that links HDF5 data containers to clients, from
desktop applications to servers.

Why this may be important to you.. Have you ever tried to import data
from an HDF5 file into an Excel spreadsheet, or export data from a
relational table to an HDF5 file? Would this capability be important to
you?

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can learn more about the features and benefits that would be important
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Agree with previous poster. One big question I have is can I use this to
create connection string that can then allow me to connect hdf5 to a
recordset object that I can read/write/modify/create? Would like to use via
vbscript (yeah old school but when you need to live off the land this is
what you have at hand).

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