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| What database capabilities are offered by the various Rexx interpreters? Do any of them have any built-in database capability such as the ability to create and operate simple relational tables? |
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| Three Lefts wrote: > What database capabilities are offered by the various Rexx > interpreters? > > Do any of them have any built-in database capability such as the > ability to create and operate simple relational tables? I use RexxSQL to talk to MySQL on one system, and to DB2 on another. Neither of those object to my simple tables. :-) -- Steve Swift http://www.swiftys.org.uk/swifty.html http://www.ringers.org.uk |
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| On Jun 3, 6:28*pm, Three Lefts <spamt...@spamtrap.invalid> wrote: > What database capabilities are offered by the various Rexx > interpreters? > > Do any of them have any built-in database capability such as the > ability to create and operate simple relational tables? Using ooRexx: I also use RexxSQL for access to Oracle. I use both the true Oracle version and the ODBC version. Works great. Mette |
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