Re: Problem with Pro*C compilation : sqlgls and sqlglm

[Quoted] I always use the makefile that is provided with the sample Pro*C programs. [Quoted] Sometimes I just add my program modules to the end of the makefile... and [Quoted] other times I get industrious and create a makefile that includes the sample [Quoted] makefile. That is the only way to ensure that you get all of the paths and [Quoted] libraries included. The Oracle makefile is terribly complicated, and one [Quoted] should just use it instead of trying to create their own. That way, when [Quoted] you upgrade, you can just adopt the new sample, and you are off and running again.

[Quoted] I have seen the exact situation you describe, but do not remember exactly [Quoted] what it was. I would just make sure you are using the new makefile.

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<kev_grindley_at_my-dejanews.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,


>

> I am trying to recompile a Pro*C application under Oracle 8

> which was originally developed under DYNIX/ptx and Oracle 7.3  The code

> uses the sqlglm() function call to retrieve the error message text when

> an embedded SQL statement fails. This is the technique recommended by

> the manual. The compilation fails with the following messages :-

>

> $ cc -o cgrp cgrp.c

> Undefined                       first referenced

>  symbol                             in file

> sqlgls                              cgrp.o

> sqlglm                              cgrp.o

> sqlcxt                              cgrp.o

> ld: cgrp: fatal error: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to

> cgrp

>

> Folks here beleive that something has been missed out during the

> installation of Oracle 8...perhaps a library, or a link to a library

> path, may be an environment variable.

>

> However, I can't find anything in the documentation or on Oracles

> technet that may be of help. Has anyone come across this error before ?

> Any advice would be gratefully received.

>

> Thanks,

> Kevin Grindley

>

>

>

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