| From: | Rod_MacLean |
| Date: | 23 Aug 99 at 09:22:48 |
| Subject: | RE: Dynamic Database |
From: Rod_MacLean@uk.ibm.com
> For the past six months, I have been trying to think of a way to
> create a database, which like commercial ones, can accept user
> input on the required structure and then create it all ready for
> input. I have a (nearly) full understanding of C and C++ but can't
> solve this problem.
> Does anyone know if it is actually possible to do this at all?
If you can't do it in C or C++, then have you tried doing it in SQL? I'm
sure you could create
a wrapper in C/C++ for the functions you need which uses strcpy/sprintf to
shift the required
SQL into a string...
[I was in a group that had to do this as part of a University project]
There is an SQL server available on Aminet, but I haven't used it. (mSQL, I
think it is called)
I don't think many people actually use mSQL though (I could be wrong!)
Rod