What is Pro*C? What is OCI?

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Pro *C

The Pro* c/C++ precompiler takes the SQL statement that embeded in C/C++ code convert into standard C/C++  code . when succefully precompile this code ,the result is a C or C++ programe that we compile and used to build the application that access the Oracle Application

OCI :- OCI refere to Oracle Call interface is set of Low Lavel API(Applcation Program Interface Call) used to intract with Oracle Database. By OCI one can use the operation such as Logon,Fatch,parse ,excute etc. Generally these are written in C/C++.

These can be written in any language.

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sravan

  • May 18th, 2007
 

Pro*C is an embedded SQL statements. in a high level source program.
OCI--Oracle call Interface

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zelani

  • Jan 12th, 2009
 

Pro*c is a precompiler  tool that allows programmers to embed SQL statements in high-level source programs like C, C++, COBOL, etc. The precompiler accepts the source program as input, translates the embedded SQL statements into standard Oracle runtime library calls, and generates a modified source program that one can compile, link, and execute in the usual way. Examples are the Pro*C Precompiler for C, Pro*Cobol for Cobol, SQLJ for Java etc

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Nisikant

  • Mar 3rd, 2009
 

Pro *C is a Oracle database pre-compiler. It acts as a database connectivity. We can also embed the SQL statement within C or C++ programming code which will execute successfully.

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Adas

  • Nov 1st, 2012
 

Can anyone tell the exact diff b/w Pro*C and OCI

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Ajit bartakke

  • Aug 24th, 2016
 

Pro*C is a Pre-compiler tool and OCI is a intermidator

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