Hello,all.
Re title.
Thanks very much.
Pacer 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to PostIf you are that new to C/C++ then maybe you should concentrate your efforts on learning the language instead of diving right into very deap waters that are far beyond your current knowledge and abilities. There is lots of information on
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Salem 5,265 Posting Sage
What are you after - vacuous post of the week award?
How about including some useful information like
- which OS
- which compiler
- which database(s)
- which API(s)
Not to mention....
- what have you tried already to solve the problem?
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
you can try google for ODBC
Pacer 0 Newbie Poster
OS:Red Hat Linux9.2
Compiler:Gcc 3.X
Database:MySql
But I am a fresh man and API(s) this is I want to know.For example,JDBC used to Java environment to links database(s),so I think maybe an API or others can used in C language.Thank you,Dragon and Salem.
Pacer 0 Newbie Poster
I have known,This named Embedded SQL Programming.
Thanks,all.
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
If you are that new to C/C++ then maybe you should concentrate your efforts on learning the language instead of diving right into very deap waters that are far beyond your current knowledge and abilities. There is lots of information on www.mysql.com, including links to blogs and message boards. you will get more (better) information from them than you will here. For example you should study their documentation thoroughly, section 22 discusses API functions and libraries.
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