
const odbc = require('odbc');
const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');

// Configuration Access DB from server.js logic
// Assuming standard DB path or using system DSN if applicable, 
// but server.js uses a connection string. I will try to read server.js to find the connection string first.
// However, I can't easily parse server.js here. 
// I'll assume the user has the DSN configured or I can copy the connection string from server.js.

// Let's try to grab the connection string from server.js first.
// But for now, I'll write a script that assumes the same setup as server.js
// using the 'utils/db.js' if it exists or just embedding the logic.

// Actually, easier approach: Modify server.js temporarily to log the schema on startup.
// But that requires restarting server. 
// Let's creating a standalone script that imports the same DB logic if possible.

// Wait, I see 'executeQuery' in server.js. 
// I will create a route in server.js called '/api/debug-schema' that does SELECT * TOP 1.
// This is safer than a separate script because it reuses the active DB connection.
