Got it to compile :), now just have to figure out the return error. On 4/20/06, Sven Eschenberg <eschenb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, see, the unixodbc manual says (in case you are usign unixodbc): > > > ODBC include files > > For C programmers the definitions you require are held in the header > files sql.h, sqlext.h, sqltypes.h, sqlucode.h and odbcinst.h. For > unixODBC <http://www.unixodbc.org> you will find these installed in > <installpath>/include. Further explanation of these headers can be found > later. > > Normally you only need to include sql.h (which contains most of the > definitions you'll need) and sqlext.h (which contains mostly additions > for ODBC <http://www.easysoft.com/developer/interfaces/odbc/index.html> > 3). sqlucode.h is automatically included by sqlext.h and sqltypes.h is > automatically included from sql.h. odbcinst.h contains the installers > APIs e.g. |SQLConfigDataSource| and the APIs a drivers use e.g. > |SQLWriteFileDSN|. > > if you use some other package, check which include files it supplies ... > > > Marshall Wood wrote: > > >I am trying to make an ODBC connection from FC4 server to a remote DB2 > >database. I currently have 3 applications that use ODBC to make the > >same connection without a problem. I will make some basic queries to > >the DB2 db, and will move those queries to another db, not a DB2 db. > > > > > >On 4/20/06, Sven Eschenberg <eschenb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > >>No, it means, it found the includes you gave it, but none of it has the > >>Symbols you are trying to use (since they are undeclared) ... > >>Thus you lack at least one include file. > >> > >>If I may guess, you are using some SQL Functions from some lib (or > >>whatever) ... I bet they are defined in an include file, having sql in > >>it's name. > >> > >>BTW: This is not a gcc issue in my eyes, but anyway > >> > >>It might help, if you'd tell us, what you are trying to do ... > >> > >>Greetz > >> > >>-Sven > >> > >> > >>Marshall Wood wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>Hummmm so gibberish it spit out just meant that it couldnt find the > >>>include or didnt know what I was talking about, since it couldnt find > >>>the include. > >>> > >>>On 4/20/06, Sven Eschenberg <eschenb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>>>I'd say there is some include file missing, which commqand are you issuing? > >>>> > >>>>Are you using gcc or g++ ? > >>>> > >>>>Looks like gcc, i'd assume ... > >>>> > >>>>-Sven > >>>> > >>>>Marshall Wood wrote: > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>I will state for a fact that I know that its something I am doing wrong. > >>>>> > >>>>>Now can someone help me correct it. Yes I am a newbie and just > >>>>>learning, I learn by doing and then asking or finding the answers to > >>>>>what I have done wrong. > >>>>> > >>>>>Here is my little script. > >>>>> > >>>>>#include <stdio.h> > >>>>>#include <stdlib.h> > >>>>>#include <iodbcunix.h> > >>>>> > >>>>>int main() > >>>>>{ > >>>>> SQLRETURN retcode; > >>>>> retcode = SQLConnect (NULL, "SYSDTS", NULL, "user", NULL, "pass", NULL); > >>>>> if (retcode == SQL_SUCCESS || retcode == SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO) { > >>>>> printf("Works!\n"); > >>>>> } > >>>>> > >>>>>} > >>>>> > >>>>>Here is what I am seeing when I compile. > >>>>> > >>>>>odbc2.cpp: In function 'int main()': > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:7: error: 'SQLRETURN' was not declared in this scope > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:7: error: expected `;' before ‘retcode’ > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:8: error: ‘retcode’ was not declared in this scope > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:8: error: ‘SQLConnect’ was not declared in this scope > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:9: error: ‘SQL_SUCCESS’ was not declared in this scope > >>>>>odbc2.cpp:9: error: ‘SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO’ was not declared in this scope > >>>>> > >>>>>btw this is linux not windoze. > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >> > >> > >
