Re: Object Interface

That sounds like good advice, but you're not off the hook yet! If I don't use the Object Interface, what's the best way to integrate informix data into a c++ class? I've seen a couple of answers in the FAQ, but I'm confused about how to declare the appropriate variables. I want to write a class, ORCursor, with roughly the interface: #include "Record.h" class ORCursor { public: ORCursor(const string& sql); // $prepare, $declare, $open ~ORCursor(); // $close, $free bool Fetch(const Record&); // $fetch }; Then I want to be able to write an application including something like this: Record r; ORCursor cur(ORGenSQL(argc, arv)); while(cur.Fetch(r)) { cout << r << endl; } The Record class and the ORGenSQL are already written and tested, using files. Dmitri Zhemchugov wrote: > > Yes, I used this library. As for me, it is rather convenient than ODBC but > it lacks certain functionality that MI library has. Also if you are familiar > with Microsoft COM you would write for IT* classes wrappers, smart pointers > and other COM-like stuff. > I heard that Informix will support all known component technologies in > future so I wouldn't use this library for new project. > > -----Original Message----- > From: William Warner <billw@airone.claircom.com> > To: informix-list@iiug.org <informix-list@iiug.org> > Date: Wednesday, September 23, 1998 1:22 PM > Subject: Object Interface > > >Has anyone used the object interface for C++? Recommendations for or > >against? > > > >-- > > William Warner > > bill.warner@attws.com > > Best regards, > Dima -- William Warner bill.warner@attws.com