Re: [open-cobol-list] MySql and COBOL

[Joseph James Frantz (Aoirthoir)]

http://svn.wp0.org/add1/extensions/databases/cobdbi/

That is the subversion repository. That is mostly experimental. John favors the version 3. I will find out from Seth if he added it to the add one repository above someplace. I cannot find it now. But the initial starts by JCurrey and Marc are at this post:

http://www.opencobol.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=575&forum=1

On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 5:58 PM, Michael <address@hidden> wrote:

Joseph James Frantz (Aoirthoir) wrote:

There are already at least three separate OpenCobol to MySQL libraries.

1. John Ellis' library using libdb.
2. Minemaz's using perl and php.
3. Jcurrey's and Marc's using C, which Erstazi has greatly modified.
   This last version now includes Stored Procedure access, including multiple return sets, and if
    it does not already have it, prepared statements are close to being ready.

The #1 option using libdb, is called cobdbi. I've found add1tocobol articals, and reference to it. But most of the links are old and broken.

Is cobdbi out there somewhere?

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