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Default Re: pl/sql alternatives for server side programming? - 10-27-2008 , 02:14 AM






On 25 oct, 00:28, yf... (AT) vtn1 (DOT) victoria.tc.ca (Malcolm Dew-Jones) wrote:
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Thomas Olszewicki (Thom... (AT) cpas (DOT) com) wrote:

: On Oct 24, 4:56=A0pm, m... (AT) pixar (DOT) com wrote:
: > If you look at postgresql, they have the idea of pluggable scripting
: > languages, so you can write server side code in tcl, python, etc.
:
: > Is there an equivalent idea in Oracle?
: > Are there any alternatives to PL/SQL for Oracle server-side programming?
: > Can java be used? =A0Can PL/SQL procedures be bound to compiled C code?
:
: > Is this just too weird to even think about?
:
: > Many TIA!
: > Mark
:
: > --
: > Mark Harrison
: > Pixar Animation Studios

: Mark
: Oracle supports Stored procedures in pl/sql, Java and C
: Look up definition and examples of for example FUNCTION:
:http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B.../b14200/statem...
: 009.htm#i2153260
: and look at syntax : LANGUAGE ...

I thought they had de-supported the use of C routines as stored
procedures.
I seem to remember some utility to write SP's in any MS language (VB
included, Oh my!). I took care to keep this thing very far from my
databases...

Cheers.

Carlos.


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Default Re: pl/sql alternatives for server side programming? - 10-27-2008 , 02:14 AM






On 25 oct, 00:28, yf... (AT) vtn1 (DOT) victoria.tc.ca (Malcolm Dew-Jones) wrote:
Quote:
Thomas Olszewicki (Thom... (AT) cpas (DOT) com) wrote:

: On Oct 24, 4:56=A0pm, m... (AT) pixar (DOT) com wrote:
: > If you look at postgresql, they have the idea of pluggable scripting
: > languages, so you can write server side code in tcl, python, etc.
:
: > Is there an equivalent idea in Oracle?
: > Are there any alternatives to PL/SQL for Oracle server-side programming?
: > Can java be used? =A0Can PL/SQL procedures be bound to compiled C code?
:
: > Is this just too weird to even think about?
:
: > Many TIA!
: > Mark
:
: > --
: > Mark Harrison
: > Pixar Animation Studios

: Mark
: Oracle supports Stored procedures in pl/sql, Java and C
: Look up definition and examples of for example FUNCTION:
:http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B.../b14200/statem...
: 009.htm#i2153260
: and look at syntax : LANGUAGE ...

I thought they had de-supported the use of C routines as stored
procedures.
I seem to remember some utility to write SP's in any MS language (VB
included, Oh my!). I took care to keep this thing very far from my
databases...

Cheers.

Carlos.


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Carlos
 
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Default Re: pl/sql alternatives for server side programming? - 10-27-2008 , 02:14 AM



On 25 oct, 00:28, yf... (AT) vtn1 (DOT) victoria.tc.ca (Malcolm Dew-Jones) wrote:
Quote:
Thomas Olszewicki (Thom... (AT) cpas (DOT) com) wrote:

: On Oct 24, 4:56=A0pm, m... (AT) pixar (DOT) com wrote:
: > If you look at postgresql, they have the idea of pluggable scripting
: > languages, so you can write server side code in tcl, python, etc.
:
: > Is there an equivalent idea in Oracle?
: > Are there any alternatives to PL/SQL for Oracle server-side programming?
: > Can java be used? =A0Can PL/SQL procedures be bound to compiled C code?
:
: > Is this just too weird to even think about?
:
: > Many TIA!
: > Mark
:
: > --
: > Mark Harrison
: > Pixar Animation Studios

: Mark
: Oracle supports Stored procedures in pl/sql, Java and C
: Look up definition and examples of for example FUNCTION:
:http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B.../b14200/statem...
: 009.htm#i2153260
: and look at syntax : LANGUAGE ...

I thought they had de-supported the use of C routines as stored
procedures.
I seem to remember some utility to write SP's in any MS language (VB
included, Oh my!). I took care to keep this thing very far from my
databases...

Cheers.

Carlos.


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