RE: Antwort: [gnome-db] RE: gda & oracle & gnome2

["Daniel Morgan" <danmorg sc rr com>]

Stephan,

In the directory testing, there is a test called gda-test.  This puts
the GDA API through a bunch of tests.  

If you have a PostgreSQL database, gda-test will create a table, insert
data, display a result set, and drop the table.

The PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Default providers are the most developed
providers.  I have found that the PostgreSQL database was the easiest to
install and use than MySQL.
 
Each provider is in providers, such as, postgres is in
providers/postgres.  Ignore old directories like gda-postgres-server,
gda-oracle-server, etc...

Rodrigo had started work on the Oracle provider, so if you look in
providers/oracle you will find it.  However, I do not know its current
state.

- Daniel

-----Original Message-----
From: stephan heinze xcom de [mailto:stephan heinze xcom de] 
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 3:57 AM
To: Gnome-db list
Cc: rodrigo gnome-db org; danmorg sc rr com
Subject: Antwort: [gnome-db] RE: gda & oracle & gnome2

my box is running an oracle9i environment and i would like to start this
week (rodrigo sent me the sources - thanx a lot).

first thing i would start is the configure-script and the detection of
oracle ( 8 or 9i ).
next would be the >compiler-stage< fixing of includes and linking flags.

btw. is there an  test app in libgda?

which provider is the advanced one ? (to have a look at it :-)