Re: Can I use cursors in ESQL ?

You compiled the ESQL/C code with a version 5 (or later) ESQL/C compiler, and then tried building a 4.1x customer Perform. This does not work! You were lucky and found out at link time; the function calls which are missing clearly show that this is what you were doing. But sometimes you can write code which when compiled with the 5.0x ESQL/C compiler links with the 4.1x ISQL, but it may or may not work correctly at run-time. You MUST compile the ESQL/C code for 4.1x custom ACE or Perform with a 4.1x ESQL/C compiler. This could be an actual installation of 4.1x ESQL/C, or you can use the 4.1x I4GL compiler to convert the .ec files to .o before linking with cace or cperf. If you have neither 4.1x ESQL/C nor 4.1x I4GL, you need to get one or the other. Yours, Jonathan Leffler (johnl@informix.com) #include <disclaimer.h> }From: dmb@abacus.abasoft.co.uk (David Byrne) }Date: 28 Mar 1996 17:35:54 -0000 }X-Informix-List-Id: <news.22614> } }A simple question - are cursors OK to use in ESQL ? I'm trying to build }a new version of sperform using cperf, but getting link errors: } }Undefined first referenced } symbol in file }_iqcddcl CS.o }_iqlocate_cursor CS.o }_iqcftch CS.o }_iqnprep CS.o }_iqdcopen CS.o } }As far as I can see the missing functions are in esql/libsql.a, which is }not linked against by the cperf script. libfesql.a *is*, but doesn't include }all the required functions. } }I'd appreciate it if anyone can point out the error of my ways !