From: | Chris Ruprecht <chrup999(at)yahoo(dot)com> |
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To: | <pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | Programming PostGreSQL - making myself clearer ;-). |
Date: | 2001-06-28 23:50:47 |
Message-ID: | B7612D07.2067%chrup999@yahoo.com |
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Hi all (again :),
Maybe I should have made myself more clear ...
I'm after 2 different solutions:
1. A simple to use but fast way of writing some very basic programs to store
data in a db from some ASCII files. I have a number of tabled in the
database which need to be searched for each record, I need to store. As in:
Find a where a.x = substring( new-rec.y, 2, 4 ). If found -> new-rec.ref =
a.ref, if not find another a where ... etc.
I suppose, I can do that, using C and libpgeasy or something like that. I
have to wrap my mind around C once again, after 10 years of absence.
2. A language which I can use to write code on people's desktop machines.
The desktop machines are mostly PCs, but there are also a considerable
number of Macs. I was thinking about VB and the PGSQL driver (which works
well) but then, VB doesn't support Mac. I am now looking into RealBasic, a
Mac product which is able to compile code to run directly under Win
9x/2k/etc. Without the need of a compile session on Windows. The problem is
that I don't seem to find an ODBC driver to run on a Mac. Can somebody
pleeease tell me where I can get a Mac ODBC driver for PostGreSQL? How can I
compile the Windows one on a Mac? I have Codewarrior 3 available (although
not installed) but I doubt that it compiles 'out of the box'.
Please help ...
Best regards,
Chris
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