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karl_w4-Feb-03 2:21
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If you know what DB you will use and you know it won't change, you can use the API of your DB. I think most of the known DBs have at least a C Interface you can use.

For Oracle look for OCI (Oracle Call Interface) in the Oracle-Docs (online at otn.oracle.com[^] )

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Forgot to mention Pro*C/C++ Precompiler for Oracle. With this precompiler you can write your SQL-Statemetns simply into your C/C++ code. Then run the precompiler. It will subsitute your statements with the correct OCI-calls.
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If you don't know what DB you will use or you want to be able to change it very easy you can use ODBC.

The hardest way: You can implement a generic Data-Access-Class in combination with a Wrapper-Class for each DB-API. So you just replace your wrapper class and you can use another DB. Big Grin | :-D

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