This is FreeTDS 0.41

	FreeTDS is a free (open source) implementation of Sybase's db-lib, 
ct-lib, and ODBC libraries. Currently, dblib is the most mature, followed by
ctlib.  Both of these libraries have several programs know to compile and 
run against them. ODBC is still quite immature, though improving. 

	Submissions of test programs (self-contained programs that demonstrate 
functionality or problems) are greatly appreciated.  They should create any
tables needed (since we obviously don't have access to your database) and 
populate them.  One possible exception is test code that works against the 
pubs2 database. Unit tests for any of the libraries is appreciated

	FreeTDS will run at protocol versions 4.2, 4.6, or 5.0 and thus can 
access both Sybase and Microsoft SQL-Servers.  Note: Microsoft SQL servers 
do not support TDS versions above 4.2 and need to be configured with 
the --with-tdsver=4.2 flag.

It is licensed under the Gnu LGPL license. See COPYING.LIB for details.

To build look at the INSTALL file.  

Note to FreeBSD users-  You must use 'gmake' to build this package.

Notes to developers
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The code is split into several pieces.

1) tds directory is the wire level stuff, it should be independant of the 
library using it, this will allow DB-Lib, CT-Lib, and ODBC to sit on top. 
(actually it is geared towards dblib at the moment...but this should change
after other libraries are implemented).

2) dblib directory. This is the actual dblib code which runs on top of tds.

3) ctlib directory. This is the ctlib code which runs on top of tds. 

4) server directory. This will be a set of server routines basically to 
impersonate a dataserver, functions like send_login_ack() etc...

5) odbc directory. ODBC implementation over tds.  Pretty basic at the moment.
Need to look into iODBC as a driver manager. If anybody knows how to do this
please email me.

6) samples. Test harness code for ctlib, dblib and tds.

All the client.whatever are dumps of what comes back from the server. 
The .txt ones are annotated more or less.  (These were written by tds/debug.c)

There is some other miscellaneous nonsense in there that can safely be ignored.

