Arjen, The project I was working on was part of a larger effort to port a suite of software which included Fortran programs that connect to Oracle (using Pro*Fortran). Some of it we ported earlier by rewriting the database access portions in C. One of the alternatives to sqlite3 bindings for Fortran was to do this again. Another was to separate the db access parts out and read and write files, then use a script to do the db access. So I had to weigh the amount of work for each; I made a brief investigation of each approach to estimate how much work was involved. Looking at notes I made in October for the Fortran/sqlite direct connection, it seems I could not extract from the examples and documentation the way to do what I wanted to accomplish. I was able to do some small examples. At that point I put aside the effort entirely, coming to no conclusion on how to proceed, because there were other things to work on with higher priority. That's really all the detail that I have.
Since this is now bubbling up again in priority, I can take a fresh look at how to do this. When questions come up, I will post them. Thanks for your effort and interest in developing this interface. Liam On 4/16/07, Arjen Markus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Liam, could you explain in some detail what you find inadequate? I know I should add more documentation, but the functions as implemented ought to be useful enough. I have not much experience with building extensive database applications, so that may show in the implementation. But I welcome comments and will revive the work on this interface. Regards, Arjen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
