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Roger Tomas — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
I'm trying to set up a schema (ie. SQL script) that I can use
with both Oracle and Informix. Constraint definitions seem
to be the where the most syntactic differences are. I've tried
to use the C preprocessor to conditionalize a lot of the code
but I've gotten to where there's more conditional code than
shared code. It's pretty ugly.
Is this a lost cause? Does anyone know a good way to do
this?
TIA!
Roger Tomas
AG Communication Systems
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