Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/07/12/09:50:50
There are several ways to do this.
Pro C (you must install the Oracle client, PRO C development
and sql net software, etc)
OCI (same Oracle client CD but use/install oci as well)
ODBC (this should work with cygwin if you link with the right .libs and
dlls)
I haven't tried this but would be interested if any body has
and knows the right linking commands, calls etc).
etc..
I have had the most experience with Pro C on cygwin
because of maintaining Unix compatibility with older code.
I would not recommend this route because one has the
distinct impression that Oracle is phasing it out.
if you DO install the Oracle client with Pro C I
can send the linking commands I use with gcc under
cygwin.
need the link commands for Pro C:
just add this to the end of your
gcc compile command (end of library list for link time)
$(ORACLE_HOME)/PRO22/LIB/MSVC/SQLLIB18.LIB
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Sheejan Kallely [mailto:sheejan DOT kallely AT ctp DOT i-labs DOT ws]
>Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 12:40 PM
>To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
>Subject: Regarding databse connection
>
>
>i would like to know how i can connect Oracle databse from the GNU C++.
>whether it support COM Componet. if you have any sample code for how to
>connect Oracle databse it will be more helpfull for me. please
>do it at the
>earliest.
>
>regards
>
>Sheejan Kallely
>Software Engineer
>i labs Ltd.
>0606 & 0608, Tidel Park, Chennai 600 113.
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