1. Creating UniSQL compliant dictionary items.
Have a look at the command CREATE.SQL which will set up the
relevant items in a compliant fashion e.g. dashes become underscores.

2. When we did this, we set up separate VOC pointers to the files of interest
with separate dictionaries. The create.sql will populate the dictionary and you can
add and remove freely to this dict.

3. Changes to files.
To access the sql data remotely via OLEDB/ODBC requires the unirpc service to be 
enabled.

4. Uniobjects is not required to use unisql from the udt session (Umm.. I'm assuming 
UNIX
not so sure on windows, don't think so)

The documentation around the schema API may also be of use to you.

Good luck!

Nick

-----Original Message-----
From: Fawaz Ashraff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 21 April 2004 16:11
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: How to SQLize the a UniData table!

Hi All,

We are trying to use UniSQL to retrieve data from a UniData file. Since this is our 
first attempt, need to know how to create Dictionary items which will work with UniSql 
statement. I also need to know whether this should be done for all the dictionary 
items in the file or only the one we are planning to use with UniSQL. Are there any 
changes to be made to the UniData configfile? Should we have UniObject to use UniSQL?

Cheers

Fawaz


        
                
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