Re: New to Oracle programming...need advice )&#!(#

Does OCI++ require data data to be stored as objects in the database? I have no control over how the database is organized. My task it to read the database, and process the data. In the light of this, will OCI++ still work for me?

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John Hatcher <j.hatcher_at_virgin.net> wrote in message
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> Erm...C++ and Oracle, you'll want OCI++. Find it at:-


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> http://freespace.virgin.net/j.hatcher/ociwrap.htm

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> John.

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> Mark Shackelford wrote in message <7mnkcv$aql$1_at_lll-winken.llnl.gov>...

> >I'm new to developing for Oracle8.  I have a copy of the Programmer

tools,


> >and am ready to begin.  Here's what I need to develop:  There is a system


> >that currently is designed to get data from an Objectstore database.  I

am


> >customizing the system so it will grab data from an Oracle8 database and


> >feed to the system.  I am thinking of creating an "OracleConnection"

object


> >that will mask the inteface to Oracle.  In this way I hope to make a


> generic

> >object that can be used any time I need to interface to Oracle.  The

> >implementation of the "OracleConnection" object will be carried out with

> >embedded SQL.  Does this make sense?  Where can I get examples of

> >implementing embedded SQL in C++ objects?  What is a good resource for

> >beginning Oracle programmers?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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