At 09:02 AM 2/10/2001 -0500, Federico Balbi wrote: >Hi Wade, > ODBC flag in the open functions is "o" and not "q" (PDF book has a >typo). I do not think the Linux binaries have ODBC built-in. You should >build your ODBC unicon yourself using gcc and the make scripts provided in >the unix config directory.
Building from source is not scary. I was a bit disappointed the .rpm didn't have it but Clint said he intends to remedy this eventually. >The last revision of the interface uses: > >- f:=open(.."o"..) to open an ODBC connection >- fetch(f) to fetch a row >- sql(f,command_string) to send SQL statements to the server >- close(f) to close the connection Yes, I like this better than dbopen etc. >dbopen, dbfetch and dbclose are obsolete and got removed from my page. >Some links at unicon page may still be outdated though. We'll try to fix >it asap. > >I presume you also installed an ODBC driver for PGSQL right? Yes, but the documentation for configuring it is extremely opaque. I have no idea if I've got it right. I was hoping to use Unicon to test it worked, but obviously that's not easy right at the moment. >I am not sure when you visited my page. I am updating the information at >http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~fbalbi/unicon I checked your page yesterday. It's linked from http://unicon.sourceforge.net/ Wade. _______________________________________________ Unicon-group mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unicon-group
