RE: Connecting to ORACLE
RE: Connecting to ORACLE
- Subject: RE: Connecting to ORACLE
- From: "Bourque, Jason" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 12:36:41 -0400
Real Basic, I been running into that alot lately.So you get the SQL calls
back via a AppleScript returned value?
Can you send me an example Real Basic app. And is this just the pro version
or any add on's are needed?
Thanks,
Jason Bourque
AppleScript Developer
Publishing Automation
MFS Investment Management
617-954-5312
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From: Greg Turnquist
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 12:17 PM
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To: email@hidden
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Subject: Re: Connecting to ORACLE
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> Has anyone scripted a solution that connects to an Oracle database and
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sends
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> SQL commands when accessing the database? If so what tools are you using
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and
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> what was involved in the set up of the Oracle DB and the Mac software.
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Hello Jason
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I'm currently using RealBasic because you can connect directly to an
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Oracle
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DB and send SQL commands. I have also used SQL Plus, but when you send a
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SQL
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command it sends the result back as a text file that you have to then
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parse
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through. With RealBasic you get a database cursor back in memory with the
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results, a little simpler.
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In both cases you need to have the Oracle client installed which includes
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Libraries and SQL Plus.
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If you use RealBasic you will have to buy the Pro version.
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I'm on digest if you want more info or examples CC me.
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Greg