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Kai Angne urgently needed the cisam.a library for Linux to recompile old business software that formerly ran on SCO; it was not included in Informix SE. Scott replied there was no generally released C-ISAM for Linux. Art S. Kagel added Informix had announced no port, and suggested D-ISAM, which has the same API and may read C-ISAM files, might have a Linux port. Unresolved.
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Hi
I need urgent the cisam.a libary for linux
it's not include in the informix se and informix itself did't answer me
how to get it.
thanks
Kai Angne
munich/germany
↪ replying to Seemueller GmbH, Angne
Scott — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <373C5B1B.12E6B215@seemueller.com>,
Seemueller GmbH, Angne <info@seemueller.com> wrote:
>I need urgent the cisam.a libary for linux
>it's not include in the informix se and informix itself did't answer me
>how to get it.
There is no general-released C-ISAM for Linux at present.
Were you going to use the C-ISAM by itself, or were you going to
use C-ISAM programs against existing SE tables?
--
Alan Denney yosemite at accesscom.com
Don't anthropomorphize computers. They don't like it.
Hello Scott,
we need to compile our old business software on Linux which runs formerly
under SCO.
Due a (big) system crash we like to switch to Linux.
Our Software use cisam.a.
thanks
Kai Angne
> In article <373C5B1B.12E6B215@seemueller.com>,
> Seemueller GmbH, Angne <info@seemueller.com> wrote:
> >I need urgent the cisam.a libary for linux
> >it's not include in the informix se and informix itself did't answer me
> >how to get it.
>
> There is no general-released C-ISAM for Linux at present.
>
> Were you going to use the C-ISAM by itself, or were you going to
> use C-ISAM programs against existing SE tables?
>
> --
> Alan Denney yosemite at accesscom.com
> Don't anthropomorphize computers. They don't like it.
↪ replying to Seemueller GmbH, Angne
Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Seemueller GmbH, Angne wrote:
>
> Hello Scott,
>
> we need to compile our old business software on Linux which runs formerly
> under SCO.
> Due a (big) system crash we like to switch to Linux.
>
> Our Software use cisam.a.
>
> thanks
>
> Kai Angne
>
> > In article <373C5B1B.12E6B215@seemueller.com>,
> > Seemueller GmbH, Angne <info@seemueller.com> wrote:
> > >I need urgent the cisam.a libary for linux
> > >it's not include in the informix se and informix itself did't answer me
> > >how to get it.
> >
> > There is no general-released C-ISAM for Linux at present.
> >
> > Were you going to use the C-ISAM by itself, or were you going to
> > use C-ISAM programs against existing SE tables?
Informix has not announced a port of C-ISAM release for Linux. There
is a product D-ISAM that may be ported that has the same functionality
and API as C-ISAM and may even be able to read C-ISAM files. Perhaps
that company has a port for Linux.
Art S. Kagel
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