Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) is an API used to access database management systems (DBMS), and is independent of both database systems and operating systems. It was developed by Microsoft and Simba Technologies in the early 1990s and released in 1992. It was based on the SQL Access Group's Call Level Interface, though due to the lengthy standardization process for the latter, elements of ODBC ended up influencing its rival in turn, ultimately emerging as the de facto standard. ODBC exchanges messages with various data sources using drivers that implement ODBC API functions.
Taxi fleet management CRM and electronic travel document system for operating a vehicle fleet. Exchange of requests with taxi services, sending electronic receipts from an online cash register, maintaining route documentation, checking awareness of traffic laws among drivers, managing fuel and car wash cards, recording the technical condition of vehicles, and monitoring payments of traffic fines.
Core with logic for preparation of mixtures on a server functioning independently from the user interface which is connected to the network to give commands and correct the mixture. GUI requests the condition of the sensors through the main server. Diagrams visualise the entire manufacturing process. With the help of sliding controls an operator can make adjustments.
2002–2024