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-----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of James H H Lampert I'm starting to read up on SQL CLI, and the SQLConnect call has me puzzled: it seems to assume the data is on any arbitrary server. What if the data is sitting in a bunch of physical files on the same box that's executing the call, and the program making the call doesn't necessarily know the user-ID it's running under, much less the password? ----------------------------------------------- D hdbc S 10i 0 inz D SQL_SUCCESS C const( 0) * Null Terminated string D SQL_NTS C const( -3) D SQLConnect... D PR extproc('SQLConnect') D 10i 0 D i_hdbc 10i 0 value D i_szDSN * value options(*string) D i_cbDSN 5i 0 value D i_szUID * value options(*string) D i_cbUID 5i 0 value D i_szAuthStr * value options(*string) D i_cbAuthStr 5i 0 value // allocate environment handle... // allocate connection handle... // connect for current user If SQL_SUCCESS = SQLConnect( hdbc :"myserver" :SQL_NTS :*null :SQL_NTS :*null :SQL_NTS ); // we have a connection Endif; Regards, John Taylor
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