Re: Define on VARCHAR

From: Andrew Finkenstadt <andy_at_vistachrome.com>
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1993 00:01:55 GMT
Message-ID: <CAA838.KsC_at_vistachrome.com>


ucrudy_at_socrates.umd.edu (Rudy Zulkarnain) writes:
>I was wondering is there any other ways to substitute the length of
>a VARCHAR variable with a MACRO?

Yes.

>I am using ORACLE 6 and PROC*C.
>Example:
>VARCHAR document[40]
>is there any ways to say something like these?
>#define DOC_LEN 40
>VARCHAR document[DOC_LEN]
>Thanks in advance,
>Rudy

Check out 'm4', but make sure you don't have any index words in the Pro*C program.

The primary problem is that Pro*C is not a C language interpreter. The other problem is that it is not a C preprocessing function. And it expects things to be only in its format. (It's been a long day, hope that made sense.)

Andy

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Received on Sat Jul 17 1993 - 02:01:55 CEST

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