ECPG: include sqlca
Hi,
I just got a bug report that originated in the programmer not knowing he had
to include sqlca to use whenever. When I told him he asked me why it isn't
included automatically. Now that's a tricky question. :-)
I do know that Oracle also asks the programmer to include sqlca, but how
about other DBs? Infromix? Sybase? DB2? Does anyone know that?
Michael
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Michael wrote:
I just got a bug report that originated in the programmer not knowing he had
to include sqlca to use whenever. When I told him he asked me why it isn't
included automatically. Now that's a tricky question. :-)I do know that Oracle also asks the programmer to include
sqlca, but how
about other DBs? Infromix? Sybase? DB2? Does anyone know that?
Informix includes
#include <sqlhdr.h>
#include <sqliapi.h>
automatically.
sqlhdr.h then includes sqlca, sqlda, locator.h and most of the other headers.
Andreas
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Zeugswetter Andreas SB SD wrote:
Michael wrote:
I just got a bug report that originated in the programmer not knowing he had
to include sqlca to use whenever. When I told him he asked me why it isn't
included automatically. Now that's a tricky question. :-)I do know that Oracle also asks the programmer to include
sqlca, but how
about other DBs? Infromix? Sybase? DB2? Does anyone know that?Informix includes
#include <sqlhdr.h>
#include <sqliapi.h>
automatically.sqlhdr.h then includes sqlca, sqlda, locator.h and most of the other headers.
Also, we are allowed to be better than other databases. I recommend
auto-include, perhaps with a message to the user.
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On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 10:45:44AM -0500, Bruce Momjian wrote:
sqlhdr.h then includes sqlca, sqlda, locator.h and most of the other headers.
Also, we are allowed to be better than other databases. I recommend
auto-include, perhaps with a message to the user.
Very valid point. I will commit this in a few minutes.
Michael
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