This fix (cwbodbc.dll) should only be applied to PC's with Client Access Express V4R4M0 and Service Pack SF65706.  
It should not be applied to any other Client Access release or service level.

Replace cwbodbc.dll in the Client Access  \Shared directory (i.e. C:\Program Files\Client Access\Shared) with this file.
Make a backup copy of cwbodbc.dll before replacing it.

This fixes the following 4 APARs that were omitted from SF65706:

APAR = SA91323 CA400EXP-ODBC ADDITIONAL OPTION TO DISABLE PROMPTING 
       Client Access Express ODBC driver shows a prompting window when
       an invalid user ID and/or password is passed to SQLConnect     
       instead of returning SQL state of 28000.                       
       Applications, run as service programs, do not expect the       
       prompting and appear hung in this situation.                   

APAR = SA91821 CA400EXP-ODBC INVALID VALUE RETURNED FOR FLOAT DATA TYPES
       Client Access Express ODBC driver returns invalid float values
       for numbers with decimal digits in the case that the "Decimal 
       symbol" from the "Regional settings" is set to a comma ",".   

APAR = SA92237 CA400EXP-ODBC ERROR WHEN RETRIEVING THE 24:00:00 TIME VALUE
       Client Access Express ODBC driver generates the error message
       "Invalid date, time or timestamp value." for time value of   
       24:00:00.         

APAR = SA92483 CA400EXP-ODBC-INCORROUT ODBC USING DATA SOURCE FORMAT OPTION
       Customer set ODBC data source to decimal seperator of comma(,).
       This setting should only apply to the job.  The conversions    
       between the ODBC C Data type and ODBC SQL Data type defined to 
       always use a decimal seperator of period(.).  Problem recreated
       on Express 440 with sp SF63638.  Also tested on Express 450 SP 
       SF64217 and failed.