From: cjvenron <cjvenron@my-deja.com>
Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle.tools
Subject: using ProC to connect to a remote dbase (known via tsnames.ora)?
Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2001 23:46:14 GMT
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i'm doing something ostensibly straightforward- compiling some of the
sample pro-c code on a machine with oracle client-side programmer's
option installed.

like basically everyone else in the oracle world, our databases are
remote, and i know where they are thru the tsnames.ora file downloaded
to my server daily.

but, this c-code only seems to support username/password connects, and
not those with remore hosts id's (ie, ip addresses and port numbers).

does anyone know the (likely minor) modifications to make to the c code
(dynamic sql, fyi) to permit connections to remote hosts?


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