Migration from sybase to mssql in Linux for c program
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Migration from sybase to mssql in Linux for c program
Hi,
We are trying to migrate sybase database to mssql, we have a path /usr/sybase/sqlib/sqlib.c which contains the implementation for sqlopen(),sqlwrite()....etc.
We are searching for the relavent one for Mssql on Linux can anyone please tell us in this regards.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
We are trying to migrate sybase database to mssql, we have a path /usr/sybase/sqlib/sqlib.c which contains the implementation for sqlopen(),sqlwrite()....etc.
We are searching for the relavent one for Mssql on Linux can anyone please tell us in this regards. Thanks in advance.
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature; do basic research first before posting, because there are over 7 MILLION hits for "connect to mssql in c on linux" in Google. The very first one: https://github.com/microsoft/sql-ser...orials/c/linux
...with instructions and examples. Not sure why you don't just do a simple export from Sybase to a CSV file, and import it, since there are built-in importers that do just that.
We are trying to connect with the Sql server on suse Linux. What are the API we need to install on Linux for c programs to connect to the database library
Hi,
We are trying to connect with the Sql server on suse Linux. What are the API we need to install on Linux for c programs to connect to the database library
Right; that's what you said before...restating your question does nothing. Did you read the link that was looked up for you and GIVEN to you in the first reply???
And can you answer the question of why you can't do a dump to CSV, and import???? Or tell us anything about the Linux system or database??? Any why are you even using Linux to start with??? If you're going *TO* Microsoft SQL, you've obviously got Windows running already...connect directly to Sybase from Windows
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