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 DDBC
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 DDBC is DB Connector for D language (similar to JDBC)
 
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 In the case of the ODBC connection _FreeTDS_ is just an example, if you have _msodbcsql17_ driver installed use that instead.
 
-Also, you may want to only run a single database image at a time. In that case you can do `docker-compose up <NAME>`
+Also, you may want to only run a single database image at a time. In that case you can do `docker-compose up <NAME>`