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Chapter 2: The Embedded SQL Interface

Database examples

Building the examples

Building the examples

Along with the sample program is a batch file, makeall.bat, that can be used to compile the sample program for the various environments and compilers supported by Adaptive Server Anywhere. For OS/2 the command is makeall.cmd. For UNIX, use the shell script makeall.

The format of the command is as follows:

makeall {Example} {Platform} {Compiler}

The first parameter is the name of the example program that you want to compile. It is one of:

• cur

  static cursor example

• dcur

  dynamic cursor example

The second parameter is the platform in which the program is run. The platform can be one of the following:

• WINDOWS

  compile for 16-bit Windows.

• WIN32

  compile for 32-bit Windows 3.x using the Watcom 32-bit support.

• WINNT

  compile for Windows NT.

• OS232

  compile for 32-bit OS/2.

• NETWARE

  compile for Netware NLM.

• QNX

  compile for QNX.

The third parameter is the compiler to use to compile the program. The compiler can be one of:

• WC

  use Watcom C/C++

• MC

  use Microsoft C

• BC

  use Borland C

• CS

  use IBM C Set++ or Visual Age