If you mean can you make it part of the language like a SQL function the
answer is yes. Two ways, as a pl/sql function (written in pl/sql) or as a
compiled binary code that is callable or shareable outside of Oracle. The
database install includes an example for whatever platform you are on
provided you have Oracle 8. In Oracle 7 you would have to use pipes and an
external program.
Jim
Nenad Noveljic wrote in message <71s7lq$oev$1_at_as102.tel.hr>...
>Use ORA_FFI package. Functions must be stored in DLL file.
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>Nikola Stepan wrote in message <71oup9$dke$2_at_bagan.srce.hr>...
>>Hi!
>>
>> 1. How can I link some function I wrote in C/C++ with Oracle...for
>>example, I want to use my
>>function double eval(char *) like any other function available in Oracle
>>(sin, lpad, decode...)?
>>
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Received on Thu Nov 05 1998 - 23:21:57 CST
