yes it is interesting .. but ... i see no package in my distrib :/...
so maybe we have to embbed the source in the gambas one...
Benoit ? what about that ?
2010/3/7 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> Fabien, that's right with sqlapi++. Like you, I think must choose other
> option.
>
> I found ocilib at h
Fabien, that's right with sqlapi++. Like you, I think must choose other
option.
I found ocilib at hhtp://orclib.sourceforge.net. It's opensource and well
documented C code.
If you think it can be used, please let me know.
Is there some guide when you can see the neccesary functions to integrate
2010/3/6 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> Thanks Fabien, it will be my next movement...
>
> At the moment I'm reading documentation about sqlapi++ (from www.sqlapic.com)
> in order to see the way to make the integration with gambas.
>
> I'll report on my progress.
the problem is that lib is not gnu and is
Thanks Fabien, it will be my next movement...
At the moment I'm reading documentation about sqlapi++ (from www.sqlapic.com)
in order to see the way to make the integration with gambas.
I'll report on my progress.
Regards,
Ricardo
2010/3/6 Fabien Bodard
> 2010/3/6 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> > Qt
2010/3/6 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> Qt libraries have got Oracle connectivity and gambas uses these. How can add
> suppor for this in gambas? Other way can be create a C++ component, but
> there is a lot of time I haven't used it. Any tips?
Gambas use qt libs only for the gui part , for example dbus,
Qt libraries have got Oracle connectivity and gambas uses these. How can add
suppor for this in gambas? Other way can be create a C++ component, but
there is a lot of time I haven't used it. Any tips?
Thanks in advance.
2010/3/5 Fabien Bodard
> the better way will be to write a driver ... but o
the better way will be to write a driver ... but oracle have a
proprietary licence
2010/3/5 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> Hi,
>
> Did somebody connected gambas to an oracle database? Is the only way using
> ODBC?
>
> I'm goint to port a windows based application made with MS Access that get
> and mix da
Hi,
Did somebody connected gambas to an oracle database? Is the only way using
ODBC?
I'm goint to port a windows based application made with MS Access that get
and mix data from MSSQLServer and Oracle to gambas and I don't know if is
possible to do this with gambas.
I allways use gambas as a MyS
