OIL and MySQL (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 14 SEP 2004 11:50:46AM Karl Pozmann wrote:
Is there a way to connect to MySQL running on Linux using OIL?
At 14 SEP 2004 12:55PM Pat McNerthney wrote:
You should be able to call the MySql client library using the DECLARE_FCNS process to define the various apis.
Pat
At 15 SEP 2004 09:34AM [email protected] wrote:
I believe that there is an ODBC connection available for Linux and a odbc mangager for 'nixs' (libodbc.so).
Do you think it will be possible for OIL to use these as it would under windows?
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At 15 SEP 2004 09:42AM [email protected] wrote:
Sorry .. forgot this link to MySql api page
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At 15 SEP 2004 11:44AM Karl Pozmann wrote:
Thanks, Pat. I trust you're talking about using Windows clients - I thought there might be something that would work with a Linux client. Seems like DSig's suggestion might be the way to go, no? Any chance the "Client-Server" workspace might work? Or, do you think we'll have to write our own stored procedures?
At 15 SEP 2004 01:05PM Pat McNerthney wrote:
No, I am talking about a Linux client. You can access shared libraries under Linux identical to the way you access dll's under Windows.
The "proper" solution is a connection object for the Client-Server that connects to MySql. This could be used in both the Linux and Windows environment.
Pat
At 15 SEP 2004 01:42PM Pat McNerthney wrote:
No, I am talking about a Linux client. You can access shared libraries under Linux identical to the way you access dll's under Windows.
The "proper" solution is a connection object for the Client-Server that connects to MySql. This could be used in both the Linux and Windows environment.
Pat