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- From: entropy@cyberspace.com (Jim Clark)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.rexx,comp.database.oracle
- Subject: Re: REXX Library of Oracle Functions?
- Date: 15 Jan 1996 03:57:07 GMT
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- In <4d0ih8$6o4@explorer.csc.com>, spelegan@csc.com [Stew Pelegan] writes:
- >I've heard a rumor that there is a REXX library of Oracle functions. Any truth
- >to this rumor, and if so, where can I obtain a copy? Thanks.
- >
- >Stewart Pelegan <spelegan@csc.com>
- >Computer Sciences Corporation
- >(301)921-3206
- >FAX:(301)840-8934
- >
-
- Not exactly a REXX Lib of Oracle Functions, but at least in the VM/CMS
- world, PRO*REXX is available from Oracle. PRO*REXX allows you to embed
- SQL in rexx execs in a fashion very similar to other 3GL's like c. I've used
- it when I wanted to do quick and dirty updating utilizing the power of the
- rexx parsing functions.
-
- J.C.
-