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Storm Software — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
A customer of ours used and is using Linux in a cool way. They are
writing a sockets application to a SCO Unix server running Informix,
whereby from the Linux side they pass down the dbaccess command, along
with a required SQL statemnet. The socket process re-directs standard
output back down the pipe, and they read the outp[ut.
No I-NET, No I-star, just good old fasiohned Standard I/O
Try this to get the effect.
<file1>
database stores;
select * from company$ dbaccess < file1
Voila! All your data. It works perfectly well using sockets giving excellent
client/server.
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