Re: Pro*C Problem

In article <mriley.2.000A92A9_at_lan.mcl.bdm.com>, mriley_at_lan.mcl.bdm.com (* Unknown *) says:
>
>Somebody Helllllllppppppppp!
>I am running the Oracle RDBMS on a Sun using Solaris 2.3 . I am
 connected
>by SQL*Net on a Pentium w/ 16 meg of RAM. The client has Visual C++ 1.5
>compiler and Pro*C 1.5.10. After typing in the Sample Application (#3)
 and
>precompiling with Pro*C it precompiles fine. When compiling the program
 in the
>integrated environment I get 11 warnings the serious being sqlcex being
>unresolved. This function was generated by Pro*C during precompilation.
 I
>have called Oracle and you can probably guess as to how helpful they've
 been
>which is why I'm putting the question out to the 'real' knowledgable
 people.
>I feel that there is definitely something that I'm overlooking but I
 just
>can't seem to hone in on it.

I am not sure exactly whats going on but remember if you are doing a c++ compile you must have extern "C" before your includes of Oracle headers in order to keep the compiler from mangling the C function names. E-mail me if you need more help (galdridg_at_iquest.net) Received on Wed Oct 12 1994 - 04:01:44 CET