To answer this question, you need to be familiar with the different tools that can perform ODBC commands on a SQL Server.
Option A) PSQL - PSQL is a command-line tool for interacting with PostgreSQL databases. It is not specifically designed for performing ODBC commands on a SQL Server.
Option B) SQLCMD - SQLCMD is a command-line tool provided by Microsoft for managing and executing SQL Server commands. It supports ODBC connectivity and can be used to perform ODBC commands on a SQL Server. However, it is not the correct answer in this case.
Option C) OSQL - OSQL is a command-line tool provided by Microsoft for managing and executing SQL Server commands. It supports ODBC connectivity and can be used to perform ODBC commands on a SQL Server. This is the correct answer.
Option D) Postgre SQL - Postgre SQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS), similar to SQL Server but not specifically designed for it. It does not provide native support for ODBC commands on a SQL Server.
The correct answer is C) OSQL. This option is correct because OSQL is a command-line tool provided by Microsoft that supports ODBC connectivity and can be used to perform ODBC commands on a SQL Server.