The following sections list and describe the deprecated features from 16.10 and prior versions of ODBC Driver for Teradata that have been removed starting in ODBC Driver for Teradata 16.20.
| Feature | 16.10 and Prior Versions | Starting with ODBC Driver for Teradata 16.20 |
|---|---|---|
| Disable Dialog Box Popups | User can disable popup dialog boxes by using the configuration options QuietMode or RunInQuietMode. | Popup dialog boxes are not present, and these options are not available. |
| Integer Time | User can specify Integer Time in the DSN option DateTime Format or the configuration option DateTimeFormat. | Integer Time mode has been removed for compatibility reasons, and these options cannot be used to specify Integer Time. |
| Bypass State Check Level | User can bypass the ODBC state check for open cursors by using the DSN option State Check Level or the configuration option StCheckLevel. | These options are not available. |
| Disable Prepare | User can disable the prepare step for SQLDirectExec statements by using the DSN option Disable Prepare For SQL or the configuration option SQLWithCommentsOrParenthesis. | These options are not available. |
| Application Catalog Database | User can include a specified database in table searches under specific circumstances by using the configuration option AppCatalogDB. | This option invoked non-standard behavior, and is not available. |
| Disable Asynchronous Operation | User can silently ignore attempts to enable asynchronous operation by using the configuration option DisableAsync. | This option invoked non-standard behavior, and is not available. |
| Disable Native Large Object Support | User can disable support for Native Large Object datatypes by using the DSN option Use Native Large Object Support or the configuration option UseNativeLOBSupport. | These options are not available. |
| ClientKanjiFormat (UNIX/Linux only) | User can specify a character set format by using the configuration option ClientKanjiFormat. | This option is not available. |
| Redisplay Reconnect Wait | User can specify how long to display the ODBC continue/cancel reconnection prompt during a reconnection by using the Redisplay Reconnect Wait DSN option. | This prompt is not displayed, and this option is not available. |