Pro*C or OCI for interactive query ?

From: Paul A Ryan <ryanpa_at_cs.aston.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 1994 00:30:07 GMT
Message-ID: <CJyEq8.IKq_at_aston.ac.uk>

Hello,

I am starting to develop an ORACLE 7 front-end application which will allow the user to perform ORACLE queries on their own tables through a graphical user interface (OPENLOOK).
From what I can gather, OCI is the interface I want as the SQL needs to be known at compile-time for Pro*C but my application won't know what the user will ask for until run-time.

I'm just looking for a little re-assurance that I'm on the right track - all this talk of Pro*C has got me worried !

Cheers,
Paul

hi paul ! Received on Fri Jan 21 1994 - 01:30:07 CET

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