Subject | sample C code for connecting to embedded server? |
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Author | landydan |
Post date | 2004-01-08T14:29:36Z |
I am new to Firebird and am trying to determine if it can meet my
needs.
Please forgive me if this is a stupid question; I've been looking
through
the documentation and can not find anything about this.
I want to write a C application that can communicate with the embedded
version of the Firebird server, but I would like to avoid having to
use the special pre-processor that seems to be required in the sample
files provided. Is there a way to make database calls directly from
C or C++? If so, is there some setup I need to do (like establishing
an ODBC data source or something)?
I am hoping for a situation similar to SQLITE, where you just make
SQL calls against a database file without a database server that
requires a separate installation.
Is there a place I can find an example of this?
Thank you.
needs.
Please forgive me if this is a stupid question; I've been looking
through
the documentation and can not find anything about this.
I want to write a C application that can communicate with the embedded
version of the Firebird server, but I would like to avoid having to
use the special pre-processor that seems to be required in the sample
files provided. Is there a way to make database calls directly from
C or C++? If so, is there some setup I need to do (like establishing
an ODBC data source or something)?
I am hoping for a situation similar to SQLITE, where you just make
SQL calls against a database file without a database server that
requires a separate installation.
Is there a place I can find an example of this?
Thank you.