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Ruben
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 1999 9:38 pm    Post subject: How set it up Reply with quote



I'm very unclear on how to set up ODBC on Linux for a MYSQL DB server on
another machine.

It' almost looks like I have to redownload the entire MYSL server source
first, then compile the myodb driver.

Can anyone give me set by step instructions to do this?

Can I use Applixwares database ODBC tools to acess MYSQL?


Ruben
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Peter Harvey
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 1999 10:18 pm    Post subject: Re: How set it up Reply with quote



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I'm very unclear on how to set up ODBC on Linux for a MYSQL DB server on
another machine.

It' almost looks like I have to redownload the entire MYSL server source
first, then compile the myodb driver.

Can anyone give me set by step instructions to do this?

Can I use Applixwares database ODBC tools to acess MYSQL?


Ruben,

Basically you just need an ODBC DriverManager and the MySQL ODBC Driver.

unixODBC is one option ( http://www.unixodbc.org ). I have not tested it
with Aplix but I would be willing to help you out (if I can) if you run into
trouble.

If you are a KDE user then you may be interested in knowing that ODBC is
being dropped into KDE. Expect it in KDE 2.0 (perhaps sooner).


Peter




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Yaroslav Gorodetsky
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 01, 1999 6:34 am    Post subject: calling a stored procedure from iODBC Reply with quote



Hi all,

I need to find out how to call a stored ODBC procedure using myodbc/iODBC. I
couldn't find any info on how to do it. Is there any documentation on iODBC
functions?

Sorry if it's offtopic, thanks in advance,

Yaroslav
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Michael Widenius
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 01, 1999 8:35 am    Post subject: calling a stored procedure from iODBC Reply with quote

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"Yaroslav" == Yaroslav Gorodetsky <y.gorodetsky (AT) globalone (DOT) ru> writes:

Yaroslav> Hi all,
Yaroslav> I need to find out how to call a stored ODBC procedure using myodbc/iODBC. I
Yaroslav> couldn't find any info on how to do it. Is there any documentation on iODBC
Yaroslav> functions?

Yaroslav> Sorry if it's offtopic, thanks in advance,

Yaroslav> Yaroslav

Hi!

What do you mean? MySQL doesn't support stored procedures.

Regards,
Monty

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Yaroslav Gorodetsky
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 01, 1999 9:31 am    Post subject: Re: calling a stored procedure from iODBC Reply with quote

Michael Widenius wrote:
Quote:

"Yaroslav" == Yaroslav Gorodetsky <y.gorodetsky (AT) globalone (DOT) ru> writes:

Yaroslav> Hi all,
Yaroslav> I need to find out how to call a stored ODBC procedure using myodbc/iODBC. I
Yaroslav> couldn't find any info on how to do it. Is there any documentation on iODBC
Yaroslav> functions?

Yaroslav> Sorry if it's offtopic, thanks in advance,

Yaroslav> Yaroslav

Hi!

What do you mean? MySQL doesn't support stored procedures.

Actually I need to use an Oracle database and connect to it using iODBC on
Linux. I need to find out a way to call stored procedures from iODBC library.

As far as I understand I can't use myodbc driver to connect to Oracle, I'll
have to find a special driver for Oracle, so this is offtopic Smile But anyway
thanks for any comments.

Regards,
Yaroslav

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