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  • November 8, 2011
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Dominique Sacre
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Hi,
in set directive
targetdb no exist option MySQL yet?
In Visual Cobol.

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    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 04 November 2011]

    Hi,
    in set directive
    targetdb no exist option MySQL yet?
    In Visual Cobol.

    Hi Claudio,

    I assume that you're using OpenESQL to connect to MySQL? If so, that should work without the need for an implementation of SQL(TARGETDB=MYSQL).

    Are you encountering particular problems ?

    Kind regards,
    SimonT.
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 04 November 2011]

    Hi,
    in set directive
    targetdb no exist option MySQL yet?
    In Visual Cobol.

    I need a simples sample with
    create functions with SQL embeded and returns information in this functions to cobol.
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 04 November 2011]

    Hi,
    in set directive
    targetdb no exist option MySQL yet?
    In Visual Cobol.

    Sorry,
    SAMPLE with MYSQL i need.
    Chris Glazier
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 04 November 2011]

    Hi,
    in set directive
    targetdb no exist option MySQL yet?
    In Visual Cobol.

    Navigate to Start menu-->All Programs-->Visual COBOL 2010-->Visual COBOL Samples to launch the samples browser.
    Click on SQL in the left hand pane and then click on any of the ODBC examples.

    Example "Dynamic" will create a table and insert and manipulate rows etc. so this would be a good one.

    You will just need to enter your DSN name for MySQL when prompted and it should demonstrate what you are looking for.

    Thanks.

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