Where's the Pro*C Documentation

I've been using the 8.0.5 EAP version on Red Hat 5.1 for a
while.
The only docs I have are old (2.1). Where do I find updated
Pro*C documentation? Can it be viewed on-line or downloaded?
Many thanks.
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Scott Dudley (guest) wrote:
: I've been using the 8.0.5 EAP version on Red Hat 5.1 for a
: while.
: The only docs I have are old (2.1). Where do I find updated
: Pro*C documentation? Can it be viewed on-line or downloaded?
: Many thanks.
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>
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>> ----
>> http://www.esc-net.de
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