not worth it.
We have released the multi platform external, that we use to access a
Oracle database, as open source. So that may be an option to you.
As ODBC is designed by MS, I'd suggest thinking about JDBC instead. I
don't know much of that, but I think it is better designed and documented
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On October 16th 1999 Gary Rathbone Wrote :
I'd like to use Metacard as as Front-End and Analysis Tool for ODBC compliant
databases
-- snip ---
Glad to hear ODBC discussions are continuing. Although I found a work around for my
project I have been
Updating...
In educating myself about ODBC, I am becoming doubtful about this working
with just Metacard sockets. I *think* what I have ascertained is that each
ODBC database (Oracle, Sybase, etc) uses it's own proprietary network
protocol which is all hidden within their ODBC drivers. What
Hi guys,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Success! Well, not really. I gleaned from
http://www.sch.bme.hu/misc/oracle8/network/a58230/ch10.htm#423022
that Oracle databases _may_ be accessed on port 1575.
Well you're doing better than me. I've downloaded megabytes of ODBC
documentation
Hi all,
Recently it was pondered whether Metacard could connect to ODBC databases via
sockets, which would be a killer thing to have.
I've done some hunting but I can't seem to find any worthwhile docs on ODBC
that would give me some insight on this. Has anyone had any more luck than
me? I'd
On 3/15/00 1:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently it was pondered whether Metacard could connect to ODBC databases
via
sockets, which would be a killer thing to have.
I've done some hunting but I can't seem to find any worthwhile docs on ODBC
that would give me some
I am now in the possession of a log dump from SQL*net for a small
session, and it's now clear to me that I was meant to be a basket
weaver...
In other words, it's 300k of:
nsrdr: recving a packet
nsprecv: entry
nsprecv: reading from transport...
nttrd: entry
nttrd: socket 180 had bytes
engineering problem. It's probably best to reserve this
technique for the occasional tough debugging problem. Finding an ODBC
wire-protocol spec has got to be the more efficient route to building
an ODBC client...
Regards,
Scott
nsrdr: recving a packet
nsprecv: entry
nsprecv: reading
I'd like to use Metacard as as Front-End and Analysis Tool for ODBC compliant
databases.
Has anyone else any experience of this ?
Is there a suitable external ?
If not is anyone interested in writing one ? (obviously for payment)
Am I totally off track and should look at another solution
I'd like to use Metacard as as Front-End and Analysis Tool for ODBC
compliant databases.
Has anyone else any experience of this ?
Is there a suitable external ?
If not is anyone interested in writing one ? (obviously for payment)
Am I totally off track and should look at another solution
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