Re: Re: Q: Problem with ORACLE "proc" known ?

jstrange_at_imtn.dsccc.com (John Strange) writes:

>Ingo Richter (richteri_at_bln.sel.alcatel.de) wrote:
 

>>: Hallo,
 

>>: the ORACLE proc compiler (ORACLE v7.3.2, proc v2.2.2 on Solaris 2.5.1)
>>: is obviously delivering non-compilable C-code if the source file is too
>>: long (more than 33.000 lines).
 

>>: Is this problem known ? Is there a workaround ?

>Workaround
> break up the 33k lines into modules. Compile each,
> link all for the executable.

Well, o.k., but the 33.000 lines are generated because we c-precompile PL/SQL sources in order to be able to use constants in SQL statements. The result of the precompilation is given to the PRO*C compiler

Is there a known limitation for the PRO*C compiler ? If yes, then it is at least strang that I do not get an error message.

Thank you for your comment.

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