Re: Interfacing Oracle Database to the WWW
From: Kyler Laird <laird_at_pasture.ecn.purdue.edu>
Date: 1996/01/08
Message-ID: <4cs17n$qs6_at_mozo.cc.purdue.edu>#1/1
Date: 1996/01/08
Message-ID: <4cs17n$qs6_at_mozo.cc.purdue.edu>#1/1
rtasis_at_magna.com.au writes:
>> What is the most popular means of creating Oracle-WWW
>> interfaces?
>I am using (shudder!) shell scripts which run SQL*Plus and
>then read the spool file and spit it out after formatting.
>It can't get any simpler than that but judging from the other
>posts it is also the least popular way of doing it.
Pro*C wasn't installed on the system I'm using for a long time (Well, it isn't really installed yet, even - I installed it on another system.) so I tried using SQL*Plus. It was awful. I was constantly trying to get around the damn page formatting.
Using Pro*C, however, is a dream now that I've figured out the various method types.
--kyler Received on Mon Jan 08 1996 - 00:00:00 CET