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Accessing SQL databases
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| Alejandro de Garate 2004-11-24, 8:55 pm |
| Hi everybody,
Yesterday I saw a package which gives access to many SQL databases using
the same interface but... it's wroted in PHP.
I wonder if somebody is trying to do the same using [x]Harbour instead.
Ron... anybody..?
Till now I only saw interfaces for specific databases like MySQL and
Firebird.
If you think it's off topic, please answer me to my private e-mail
alex_degarate AT hotmail DOT com I apologized for that.
Best regards,
Alejandro
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| Claudio Voskian 2004-11-24, 8:55 pm |
| Alejandro
"Alejandro de Garate" <alex_degarate@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:47ce19a8fcdac2bdcec2564e6f9097c4.114824@mygate.mailgate.org...
| Hi everybody,
|
| Yesterday I saw a package which gives access to many SQL databases using
| the same interface but... it's wroted in PHP.
| I wonder if somebody is trying to do the same using [x]Harbour instead.
| Ron... anybody..?
| Till now I only saw interfaces for specific databases like MySQL and
| Firebird.
| If you think it's off topic, please answer me to my private e-mail
| alex_degarate AT hotmail DOT com I apologized for that.
|
| Best regards,
| Alejandro
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Try www.otc.pl, there is a driver (client) for what you need, as in:
http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=19&l=2
....
- Mediator client for CA-Clipper/xHarbour/Harbour/OLEDB for DOS/Windows
....
See you!
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Saluten
Claudio
Buenos Aires - Argentina
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"Argentina crece gracias a que sus políticos y gobernantes dejan de robar
mientras duermen..."
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| Ron Pinkas 2004-11-24, 8:55 pm |
| Alejandro,
> Yesterday I saw a package which gives access to many SQL databases using
> the same interface but... it's wroted in PHP.
> I wonder if somebody is trying to do the same using [x]Harbour instead.
> Ron... anybody..?
> Till now I only saw interfaces for specific databases like MySQL and
> Firebird.
> If you think it's off topic, please answer me to my private e-mail
> alex_degarate AT hotmail DOT com I apologized for that.
SQLRDD from http://www.xHarbour.com (included in the Enterprise Version),
does offer transparent SQL support to practically all major SQL Servers. It
utilizes built-in SQL Parser, that allows utilization of the same SQL syntax
regardless of the Server in use (as long as a given feature is supported).
Of course it also supports xBase syntax, and Clipper compatible direct db*()
functions.
Ron
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| Mel Smith 2004-11-24, 8:55 pm |
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... and what about SQLIte !!!
(see www.sqlite.org)
-Mel Smith
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| Ron Pinkas 2004-11-25, 3:55 am |
| > ... and what about SQLIte !!!
Yes, seems nice.
Ron
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| Ron Pinkas 2004-11-25, 3:55 am |
| > Look at the Clipper Section :)
:-)
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| Ron Pinkas 2004-11-29, 3:55 pm |
| > Look at the Clipper Section :)
:-)
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