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Pro*C is a precompiler that lets you embed SQL statements in your C
code. In your C code, you can have one line that performs an insert on
the table. You then run Pro*C against your code and it takes all of your
SQL statements and generates the required C code. After the Pro*C
precompiler is done it creates a new file for you. You then compile this
new file (i.e. using make). After running Pro*C, your code will be much
longer than the original. To get more information, visit Oracle's web
site (http://www.oracle.com) or Technet (http://technet.oracle.com). I
suggest the Technet site. You will need an account on Technet but it's
free to sign up for one.
HTH,
Brian
Parvinder Singh wrote:
>
> what is pro-c ?
> can any one tell me any site where i can have information on Pro-C
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Parvinder
>
> also reply to parora_at_questone.com
Received on Thu Dec 09 1999 - 08:08:51 CST