[Info-vax] SQLite port for OpenVMS (Re: Is there currently a functioning link for hobbyist licenses?)
Stephen Hoffman
seaohveh at hoffmanlabs.invalid
Thu Mar 12 12:10:30 EDT 2015
On 2015-03-12 15:37:57 +0000, Jan-Erik Soderholm said:
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> That is, apart from Rdb Interactive SQL, right?
Most any SQL-related database environment does have support for
interactive SQL queries, yes.
No, the interactive SQL query environment was not what I was referring to.
> Or are you talkning about besides of Rdb?
I'm guessing you've never met Rdb InstantSQL (ISQL).
Rdb InstantSQL is now AFAIK deprecated.
There are similar tools that are now available for other platforms.
InstantSQL made it easy to perform even complex ad-hoc SQL queries, and
to generate the associated SQL code for embedding or for subsequent use
via interactive SQL, and the tool could directly execute the query.
OS X has tools for this purpose, as do other platforms. Oracle does
not, AFAIK, still offer one for OpenVMS (though there may well be
something used for Oracle Classic?) and some of the available graphical
SQL query tools — tools which I do use — can certainly be aimed at
remote-accessible databases, including Oracle Rdb and Oracle Classic.
Or yes, you can construct the necessary SQL yourself, directly, and
invoke it via the interactive SQL interface that most SQL-related
databases do support.
If you have old Rdb kits around, the ISQL installation kit was included
with the Rdb distributions, and the old ISQL kit may still install and
work.
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