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Old 10-14-04, 15:48
JamesAvery22 JamesAvery22 is offline
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Standard C++ Sybase API?
I need a sybase API so I can call some simple commands from C++ (just connect to a sybase server and reset a password). Is there some standard Sybase API for C++? I saw a very robust api for sql,db2,oracle,etc called sqlapi++ but its not open source.
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Old 11-18-04, 22:36
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Sybase API to C++
If working in Windows just use the ODBC Sybase interface and open a connection in C++ to the ODBC source using the standard MFC libraries.
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