What is ODBC Driver for QuickBooks?

ODBC Driver for QuickBooks

ODBC Driver for QuickBooks is a handy connector that helps you link ODBC-based applications with your QuickBooks cloud databases right from Windows. It's great because it supports both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. To make this driver work smoothly, you'll need the .NET Framework.

Easy Connection to Your Cloud Databases

This driver lets users connect directly to their cloud databases using HTTPS. If you're having trouble connecting through HTTPS, don’t worry! You can still access QuickBooks by using a Proxy setup. Just provide your Username, Password, Host, and Port details.

Handle QuickBooks Like SQL Tables

Once you're connected, managing QuickBooks objects feels like working with SQL tables. You can use all sorts of SQL-92 compatible SELECT statements—think ORDER statements, subqueries, GROUP statements, complex JOINs, aggregation functions, and WHERE conditions.

DML Support for Easy Data Changes

The ODBC Driver for QuickBooks also supports DML (Data Manipulation Language). This means you can modify data in your QuickBooks databases just like you would with any SQL database! Commands like "INSERT," "UPDATE," and "DELETE" are all at your fingertips.

Bulk Updates to Save Time

If you need to do bulk updates in QuickBooks, this driver has got you covered! It allows you to bundle SQL statements into batches which saves a ton of time compared to processing each command one by one.

Compatible with Any ODBC-Friendly App

The driver fully supports the common ODBC interface. That means any ODBC-friendly web or desktop application can easily connect to your QuickBooks without a hitch. For those looking for more information or to download the driver, check out SoftPas!

How Download Works

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