ODBC Driver for Stripe looks like a handy tool for anyone interested in data connectors for Stripe. Stripe, like any other business, provides database information for its clients. The Open Database Connectivity drives simply lets one connect with Stripe via HTTPS.

In addition, those who do not dispose of a direct connection through HHTPS can opt to use proxy servers in order to establish a connection.

ODBC Driver for Stripe does not require a database client or vendor library to be deployed. It's a standalone kit that aims to considerably reduce deployment expenses especially for big companies that work with a large number of machines.

Regarding Data Manipulation Language (DML) operation, the driver is pretty straightforward, allowing the user to insert, update or delete information at will — similarly to how SQL databases work. Other available statements are Complex JOINs, WHERE conditions, subqueries, GROUP statements, aggregation functions, ORDER statements, and more.

ODBC Driver for Stripe is compatible with both 32 and 64-bit systems, and also with 3rd-party tools like MS Excel, for example, or other data analysis utilities. Moreover, the driver facilitates integration with numerous IDEs and other systems.

To summarize, ODBC Driver for Stripe seems like a good utility when it comes to connecting to Stripe databases or even the platform API. It shouldn't be too hard to configure if you are already familiar with how SQL DBs work.