Re: Anyone try setting up a tcl/tk oracle thing?

In article <3at97b$bia_at_news1.shell>,
Steve - Schow <sjs_at_shell.portal.com> wrote:
>Anyone out there tried setting up some kind of extension to tcl/tk that
>includes oracle OCI calls?

I've released one. It's called Oratcl, and its available at:

ftp://ftp.aud.alcatel.com/tcl/extensions/oratcl-2.2.tar.gz

Oratcl has been out for 1.5 years, and to my knowledge, doesn't have any outstanding bugs. Feature-wise, you can logon to an Oracle server, send sql, fetch result rows, get column information (name, type, numeric info), cancel queries, execute PL/SQL, commit or rollback transactions, read and write long raw columns to/from files. Oratcl supports multiple connections (lda) and multiple cursors (cda) per connections.

Included in Oratcl is 'wosql', an X11 based SQL processor written in Tcl/Tk/Oratcl.

Enjoy!

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Tom Poindexter   tpoindex_at_nyx.cs.du.edu