Thread: PostgreSQL Inquiry
Does PostgreSQL have the capability to process embedded instructions in COBOL code? If not, how does it communicate with COBOL programs? Thanks, Bob Krus
On Fri, 2 May 2003, Bob Krus wrote: > > > > Does PostgreSQL have the capability to process embedded instructions > in COBOL code? If not, how does it communicate with COBOL programs? ODBC? Just guessing.
On Sat, 2003-05-03 at 09:07, Bob Krus wrote: > > Does PostgreSQL have the capability to process embedded instructions > in COBOL code? If not, how does it communicate with COBOL programs? > Just guessing here....but wouldn't it make more sense to have postgresql call out to a process/application that can then execute COBOL code chunks for you? Is the COBOL program running within the same system, or is a remote mainframe or something? If it's remote, what transport layers does the system support? IP (TCP/UDP)? Just trying to help clarify the environment. Hadley.
On Saturday 03 May 2003 02:37, Bob Krus wrote: > Does PostgreSQL have the capability to process embedded instructions > in COBOL code? If not, how does it communicate with COBOL programs? There is nothing holy about postgresql connectivity. If you can link against any library whose API is in C, probably you can directly use libpq from cobol program. But my knowledge of cobol is not good enough to offer exactly how to do that. Of course you must be knowing better than me..:-) Shridhar