Hi,
I know that Oracle provides a special pre-compiler
that allows you to use special Oracle routines in
your C-code, which you then pre-compile with this
compiler and this result can then be feeded to your
regular C-compiler.
I've never used it (I use Perl to do these things)
but I think it comes with the standard Oracle Enterprise
version.
Mario
On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Mike Humphreys (DSL Ch) wrote:
> List,
>
> Does anyone out there have any experience or knowledge of writing programmes
> that access an Oracle database that is hosted on a SunOS 5.5 Host from
> Linux?
>
> I would be most interested to hear of any products or sample C code that
> will enable me to start writing my own programme in this vein.
>
> I have to date not found anything overly useful from the Oracle web site,
> but then I could have missed it... Is there anything in the Public Domain
> that may be useful? Are there any Commercial Packages available? I did
> briefly look at the MyODBC and MySQL products, but couldn't immediately see
> how to use them for my purposes. Did I miss something?
>
> Any and all help will be most gratefully received.
>
> Thanks,
> MikeH
>
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