How to modify oracle.cpp in VC++

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After i modify oracle.cpp,when it was run in VC++,why oracle.cpp return before?

Posted 31-May-13 2:53am

aolin.wang

Updated 31-May-13 3:37am

Leo Chapiro

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CPallini 31-May-13 8:58am

First and foremost: "What is 'oracle.cpp'?

aolin.wang 1-Jun-13 20:18pm

hi, I don't understand Oracle,because my job usually does not involve Oracle. And only master-company can modify the database,it is involving confidential. This time,Senior Manager asked me to modify a program,it had a oracle database. The oracle database should be modified. Now,I only know that the oracle.cpp,oracle.h and oracle.PC were not changed in VC++2008. Thank you very much! Have a nice day!

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Solution 1

Try to use Oracle C++ Call Interface[^] :

Oracle C++ Call Interface (OCCI) is a high-performance and comprehensive API to access the Oracle database. Based on Standard C++ and object-oriented paradigm, OCCI is designed for improved productivity and quality in developing Oracle database applications.

Introduced in Oracle9i, OCCI is being successfully used for client-server, middle-tier, and complex object modeling applications.

Posted 31-May-13 3:41am

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aolin.wang · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-08T16:53:00

Solution 2

In cmd.exe,write "proc iname=oracle.PC oname=oracle.cpp code=cpp ltype=none".
if oracle.PC had error,you could got prompt in cmd.exe.
if oracle.PC was good,you could got a oracle.cpp file.

Posted 8-Jul-13 16:53pm

aolin.wang