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MySQL or PostGres data acess
goodday friends

Is there white papers or tutorials on HOW to access SQL servers (the
mentioned ones) in a *nix envyronment?

thank you

irado furioso com tudo

(if possible, please reply to my email also)

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irado furioso com tudo
03-27-04 03:59 AM


Re: MySQL or PostGres data acess
"irado furioso com tudo" <irado@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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> goodday friends
>
> Is there white papers or tutorials on HOW to access SQL servers (the
> mentioned ones) in a *nix envyronment?

Assuming you want to use Embedded SQL  (EXEC SQL.... END-EXEC), the manual
for your SQL precompiler is the place to start.

If you just want to call an API (as in your other questions), then you just
call it with correct parameters.

MCM





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Michael Mattias
03-27-04 03:59 AM


Re: MySQL or PostGres data acess
irado@hotpop.com (irado furioso com tudo) wrote

> Is there white papers or tutorials on HOW to access SQL servers (the
> mentioned ones) in a *nix envyronment?

What is it that you want to know:

How to write SQL statements

How to write Cobol programs that use SQL

The differences between *nix and other environments

The specific issues with MySQL and/or PostgreSQL

I just use unixODBC to access MySQL or PostgreSQL as required from
Fujitsu Cobol for Linux or CobolScript.

TheKompany did mention that they will have a version of Kobol that
will do SQL any day now.

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Richard
03-27-04 04:00 AM


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