Since then, I've been contacted by two people who've not only done it successfully, they've written up nice descriptions with code.
- Oracle Data Provider for .NET under IronPython by Przemek Piotrowski
- A minimal sqlplus clone in IronPython by Bernd Kriszio
I recommend both blogs - they're in my feed reader.
If you can't read Bernd's post, here's my translation of the text that precedes his script:
Here follows the code for a simple IronPython program which enables the interactive input of SQL statements and output from an Oracle database. I use the ODP, which apparently is included with Oracle 10g XE, because I have not installed it separately. In addition, I use the well-known HR demo schema.
After startup, an example session might look like this:
1 comment:
Hallo Catherine
Many thanks for the translation.
By the way I tried google translation tools to view your post in german.
Seems to be a very funny experience.
'hr schema' became the meaning of hour schema and I can't remember ever to have attached 10G XE (to anything), I had just installed it.
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