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Subject: | PostgreSQL BugTool Submission |
Date: | 2000-08-23 08:15:03 |
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Mickael FEYS (mickaelfeys(at)yahoo(dot)com) reports a bug with a severity of 2
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Short Description
Unexpected behaviour of the ecpg -D option.
Long Description
Configuration :
system : sun sparc ultra 5
os : solaris 2.7
postgres : 7.0.2
compilator : cc compilator from the workshop.
Problem:
I used the ecpg tool in order to build a c program. I would like to use a conditional compilation in order to have the same code to acces different system database but the ecpg tool just copy the #ifdef statements to the c program.
Example:
#ifdef ORACLE
exec sql fetch ... /* fetch instruction for an oracle database */
#endif
The preprocessor just copy those lines to the c program whereas it should ignore them and as the fetch statement which was deserved for oracle is unrecognised by postgres, the preprocessor is unable to parse the file.
I try with the -D option, thinking it works like the -D option in C but it doesn't.
Thanks in advance.
Mickael FEYS
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