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Hi,
In the provided demo makefile (demo_rdbms.mk) for OCI on
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# 64-bit OCI programs in C are supported but
# 64-bit external procedures and 64-bit OCI programs in C++ are
# NOT supported.
Will NOTHING work or are some functionality possible?
I want to mix ProC/C++ with OCI with the use of sql2oci
in a single threaded C++ application.
(More specific I want to use direct path streams).
Any suggestions?
br
/Johan Fall

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