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- // =================================================================
- // Dbcmd.cpp
- // =================================================================
- // Harold Kasperink / John Dekker
- // Dr. Dobb's Journal 1997
- // =================================================================
- // Main program
- //
- // This program gives you an idea of how you can put the classes
- // together to a real program. We have set up the example in a way
- // that it will compile but it doesn't provide real functionallity
- // We've worked around the Thread and the Oracle Databse stuff because
- // we want to illustrate how our program skeleton works and because
- // you maybe haven't the appropriate libraries at your system.
- // However the program should contain enough information to
- // rewrite it for your use in your own programming environment
- //
- // The project makefile is test made with Microsoft Visual C++ 4.2
- // =================================================================
- #include <stdio.h>
-
- #include "database.h"
-
- int main()
- {
- // Set number of database connections to use
- int NrDbase = 1;
- char *pszFirstName = "User";
- char *pszLastName = "Test";
-
- CArrayDbase lDbArray(NrDbase, "User", "Password", "Connectionstring");
- CDbase *pDb = CArrayDbase::ReserveDbase();
- CDbFindPerson lFindPerson(pszFirstName, pszLastName );
- lFindPerson.Do();
- CArrayDbase::ReleaseDbase(*pDb);
-
- return 0;
- }
-
-