Re: how do I?? integrate c++ with oracle

From: Dr. Richard G. Ramirez <ramirez_at_iastate.edu>
Date: 1995/12/12
Message-ID: <4akr1r$2i0_at_news.iastate.edu>#1/1


Your question is too broad.
If you are starting to use embedded SQL, check any database textbook or some of the Oracle books. Essentially you write your SQL statements within your C++ program.

Most people use a precompiler provided by Oracle to convert the C++ program with embedded SQL to a "pure" C++ program that can be compiled by your favorite C++ compiler.

The procedures to use the precompiler vary according to the compiler and the operating system.

On Windows, Oracle now provides something called PowerObjects that works somewhat differently. Oracle is perceived as an OLE object on which you make calls.

There is at least another way.

Richard

In article <4ajkrc$1460_at_saba.info.ucla.edu>, cwcheng_at_ucla.edu (cheng) writes:
|> As I mentioned in the subject
|> how can a c++/c programmer
|> integrate oracle enviroment into
|> his work
|>
|> please reply any constructive comment to:
|> cwcheng_at_ucla.edu
|>

-- 
Richard G. Ramirez, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of MIS
Iowa State University
Received on Tue Dec 12 1995 - 00:00:00 CET

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