MySQL Connector/ODBC 5.1.5 / 3.51.27

MySQL Connector/ODBC (with MyODBC as acronym) allows you to connect to a MySQL database server using the ODBC database API on all Microsoft Windows and most Unix platforms, including through such applications and programming environments such as Microsoft.

Main features:
Standards compliant:
- The production-ready version of Connector/ODBC is compliant with the ODBC 2.50 specification, Level 0 (with some Level 1 and 2 features). The stable version, is compliant with the ODBC 3.51 specification, Level 1 (complete Core API and Level 2 features).
Cross-platform:
- Connector/ODBC is available for Microsoft Windows, as well as many Unix systems (including Linux, Sun Solaris, HP-UX, IBM AIX, and Mac OS X).

Enhancements
Functionality added or changed:
- Added FLAG_NO_BINARY_RESULT connection option to always handle binary function results as character data. (Bug #29402)
Bugs fixed:
- Some catalog functions used fixed-sized buffers for handling arguments that could be overrun, and misinterpreted some arguments as patterns when they should be treated as identifiers. (Bug #36275)
- SQLDriverConnect() returned SQL_ERROR when the user cancelled the dialog box instead of SQL_NO_DATA. (Bug #36293)
- System DSN lookup (using ODBC_BOTH_DSN) fails on Windows XP. (Bug #36203)
- SQLProcedures() followed by SQLFreeStmt() crashes (Bug #36069)
- ADO adUseServer cursor is lost after updating adLongVarWChar field (Bug #26950)
- SQL_TYPE_TIMESTAMP and SQL_TYPE_TIME parameters were incorrectly included when parameters were expanded. (Bug #37342)
- DSN-less connection prompting cannot lookup driver entry (Bug #37254)