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Ernesto Santos wrote:
>
> Hi
> I've been working with an Informix database and accessing it using ODBC.
> Since Informix CLI is an implementation of the ODBC API, I'm able to compile
> my sources (C++) on both Windows and Linux.
>
> I´m starting a new project now and I'll be using Oracle running on Linux
> and C++ for my applications.
> I would like to keep my code platform and database vendor independent, so
> I'm trying to avoid using OCI.
>
> I have installed the ODBC client for Windows but I found no ODBC
> implementation for Linux. Is there one available?
>
ODBC is an interface from Microsoft. After the Data has passed
ODBC-Driver
on a Microsoft-machine the Data has nothing to do with ODBC (I think)
any longer.
So you have only to start a server for sql-services on your Linux
machine. You have to start SQL-Net and the Listener.
tnsnames.ora will direct the IP-packets to the right machine.
Ekkard Received on Mon Jan 17 2000 - 20:26:18 CST
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