Re: cperf in ESQL/C 5.0

>From: uunet!srv.PacBell.COM!sslok (Sam Lok) >Subject: cperf in ESQL/C 5.0 >Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 04:54:55 GMT >X-Informix-List-Id: <news.2809> >I'm porting some age old Informix ESQL/C routines from 2.1 to 5.0. These >are routines that are imbedded into Perform. The 5.0 "cperf" is now >giving me an "undefine" error on "_iqdbase". >Question: >1. Is "cperf" still supported? I don't seems to be able > to find it anywhere in the ESQL/C Programmer's Manual 5.0. >2. Where is "_iqdbase"? Which library has it so I can include > that in the compile? There is no 5.00 cperf. As of 4.10, the ISQL product incorporated the cperf and cace stuff, which is moderately sensible as they are really just a customising kit for ISQL. So, no, you wouldn't find any mention of cperf in the ESQL/C manual. Nor would you have received a copy of cperf with ESQL/C 5.00. The ESQL/C interface libaries have changed (a lot) since 2.10, and if you called _iqdbase() you were using unsupported code, and if you are linking with a 2.10.00 or 2.10.03 cperf script and ESQL/C 5.00 libraries, then you are not going to get anywhere. I'm not sure that the 4.10 ISQL cperf can use the ESQL/C 5.00 libraries. Yours, Jonathan Leffler (johnl@obelix.informix.com) #include <disclaimer.h>