Please find enclosed in this file materials from Microsoft's ODBC 3.0 Design Preview, held October 2-3, 1995 in Seattle, Washington.


Description			Date		Filename	Remarks
-------------------------------		---------		--------------------	-----------------------------------------
ODBC 3.0 Specification		9/28/95 		odbc3.0spec.doc	a zipped file. *
Powerpoint Presentations 		9/28/95		Ali1_251.PPT**	ODBC 3.0 Overview
				9/28/95		Ali2_251.PPT	ODBC 3.0 SDK
				9/28/95		Chesbr251.PPT	SQL Server Performance Example
				9/28/95		Geige251.PPR	ODBC History
				9/28/95		Goods251.PPT	ODBC Performance Benchmarks
				9/28/95		Pizzo251.PPT	Diagnostics Introduction
				9/28/95		Venk2251.PPT	Diagnotics Details
				9/28/95		Venka251.PPT	Descriptors
New Feature List 		9/28/95		new feature.doc	ODBC 3.0 new features
Performance Benchmark 		9/28/95		benchmark.doc	ODBC Performance Benchmarks
New logo			9/28/95		odbclogo.bmp	ODBC 3.0 Logo
ODBC 2.5 beta files 			
  for Alpha, Mips, PowerPC, Intel	9/28/95		Alpha, Mips, PPC, i386
include
odbcinst.h
sql.h
sqlext.h
sqltypes.h
lib
ODBC32.lib
odbccp32.lib
odbctest
odbcte32
setup
bootstp
_mssetup
12520437.cpx
12520850.cpx
drvssrvr
instcat.sql
odbc
odbccp32
odbcinst.cnt
odbcinst
odbcst32
remserve
setup
setup.lst


* README.TXT in odbc3.0spec.zip:



				ODBC 3.0 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE
				    Postscript File Printing


The postscript files zipped into the ODBC.ZIP file may be printed to produce a complete 
ODBC 3.0 Programmer's Reference. Note that this is a preliminary release of the 
Programmer's Reference. This document may change significantly before the final release
of ODBC 3.0.

To print the postscript files, proceed as follows:

1.	Unzip all .DTF files from ODBC.ZIP using PKUNZIP2.EXE. (The postscript files 
	have a .DTF, not a .PS, extension.)
2.	Copy each .DTF file to your printer. For instance, if your printer is connected 
	to LPT1, use the command: "copy filename.dtf lpt1". To copy all files, use the 
	command: "copy *.dtf lpt1".

The Programmer's Reference has been split into two volumes: Volume 1 for chapters 1 
through 19 (Part 1 through 3), and the glossary; and Volume 2 for chapters 20 through 24 
(Part 4), and Appendixes  A through G. Each volume has its own dedicated Table of Contents 
and numbering sequence. Volume 1 has 296 pages (plus the Table of Contents); volume 2 has 
710 pages (plus the Table of Contents).

Microsoft may have patents or pending patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or 
other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this document.  
The furnishing of this document does not give you any license to these patents, trademarks,  
copyrights, or other intellectual property rights. 

** All the PowerPoint files are in PowerPoint 7.0 format. You can download the PowerPoint 7.0
viewer from:
	anonymous-ftp	ftp.microsoft.com:/softlib/mslfiles/pptvw32.exe
	Web		http://www.microsoft.com/mspowerpoint/Internet/Viewer/default.htm