Re: SQL+C++, is it possible ?

In article <4bf7ln$8tq_at_shelly.euronet.co.il>, Natan Pekerman <natan_at_euronet.co.il> wrote:
>In article <4anpjk$d6q_at_aldebaran.sct.fr>, georgeb_at_worldnet.net says...
>>
>>Hi dear readers,
>>
>>I'd like some advice concerning the following issue:
>>
>>Starting from an Object Oriented Model (i.e. an OMT one)
>>I'd like to implement the class (i.e. EMP) using C++ and
>>code the methods using SQL statements embedded in C++.
>>
>>example (do not consider syntax mistakes):
>>
>>class EMP {
>> int empid;
>> char name [20];
>> char address[35];
>>public
>> void print_emp (int);
>>}
>>
>>/* how to implement this method?? */
>>void EMP::print (int id){
>> char empname[20];
>>
>> select name into empname
>> from EMP
>> where empid=id
>>
>>}
>>
>>This example try to expose my problem, does anyone know how to
>>code SQL and C++ together ?
>>
>>Is there any Pro*C++ ?

You should also check out the C++ database products from Subtle Software. Subtle offers a database class library which simplifies C++ access to relational databases such as Oracle as well as database tools that simplify mapping C++ objects to and from relational databases. And unlike MFC's database classes, Subtle's products work with non-MFC platforms such as UNIX.

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