Treat a backslash in a file name as a single backslash. This is dependent on the target ODBC system.
Treat a backslash in a file name as a single backslash (\).
Treat a backslash in a file name as a double backslash (\\).
Examples
If the ODBC is z/OS or DB2, a single \ is needed in order to display the data correctly.
If the ODBC is PC based, like Mysql, for example, then \\ is treated as a single \.
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