New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 3.4
- Now tokens and passwords are stored in an encrypted form in the DSN record
- Added metadata cache
- Improved compatibility with FileMaker Server for Linux and macOS
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 3.3
- Added support for macOS ARM (Apple Silicon M1 and M2)
- Improved compatibility with 4D in macOS
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 3.2
- Added support for multilevel relations in SOQL queries
- Added support for SQL_ATTR_MAX_ROWS attribute
- Improved compatibility with Visual Basic in Visual Studio
- Improved compatibility with Linked Server in SQL Server
- Improved compatibility with Alteryx
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 3.1
- Added support for macOS 13 Ventura
- Improved compatibility with Tableau Prep Builder
- Improved compatibility with Crystal Reports
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 3.0
- macOS 64-bit is supported
- Linux 64-bit is supported
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 2.2
- Added support for Windows 11
- Improved compatibility with Linked Server in MSSMS
- Improved compatibility with FICO Mosel
- Improved compatibility with FileMaker
- Improved support for an ODBC installer on Windows 2000
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 2.1
- MSI installer for deploying through GPO is added
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 2.0
- OAuth authorization is supported
- The ability to execute SOQL queries is added
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.8
- The ReturnForeignKeys connection option to significantly improve performance is added
- Compatibility with Visual Studio is improved
- SQLProcedures now returns an empty recordset instead of an error
- SQLProcedureColumns now returns an empty recordset instead of an error
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.7
- Performance of obtaining metadata is improved
- Support for connection pooling is improved
- Now ODBC driver activation does not require administrator privileges
- The IncludeDeleted connection option, which allows including deleted records into resultsets, is added
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.7
- Possibility to force the ODBC 2.x behavior is added
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.6
- Possibility to return String Types as Ansi or Unicode is added
- Compatibility with MS Access is improved
- Compatibility with Tableau is improved
- Compatibility with Omnis Studio is improved
- Compatibility with Power Pivot is improved
- Compatibility with DBeaver is improved
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.5
- Environment selection is added
- Connection Timeout option is added
- Query Timeout option is added
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.4
- Compatibility with SAS JMP is improved
- Compatibility with MS Power Query is improved
- OUTER JOIN macros in SQL queries are supported
- DateTime macros in SQL queries are supported
- Scalar function macros in SQL queries are supported
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.3
- Compatibility with MS Visual Studio
- Compatibility with MS FoxPro is improved
- Compatibility with MapInfo is improved
- Compatibility with Libre Office is improved
- Compatibility with Qlik is improved
- Compatibility with Delphi & C++Builder is improved
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.2
- Compatibility with MS Excel is improved
- Support for linked tables in MS Access is improved
- Backward compatibility of SQLExecDirect with ODBC 2.x is improved
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.1
- Compatibility with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio is improved
- Compatibility with MS Access is improved
- Compatibility with Microsoft Visual FoxPro is improved
- Columns with the Formula data type support are improved
New features in ODBC Driver for Salesforce 1.0
- License validation is fixed
- First release of ODBC Driver for Salesforce Marketing Cloud
- Windows 32-bit is supported
- Windows 64-bit is supported
