Definition: Global ODBC.ini: This file stores system settings, such as database server information, for a program or application to connect to a remote server. It provides an easy way to manage connections between different systems by specifying their connection parameters like port number, username, password, and more. Definition: The term 'global odbc.ini' refers to the global setting files stored in Windows operating system, typically found inside ODBC (Object-Data Connector) database management software used for communication with remote databases or applications. These files contain details about the local connection settings and parameters used by an application or program to connect to a server, which can be easily changed and updated when working on multiple systems simultaneously.
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