A way for c++ code to access records from the UniVerse database?

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I know there is some kind of connection between .NET and UniVerse, by using UniObjects. But I believe that obligates use of .NET, and C# or VB.NET.

Also, I know by reading UniVerse manual that UniVerse can call C/C++ code from within UniVerse, but what I want is the other way around.

Can UniObjects be used for c++ project in .NET?
Can plain c++ (by plain i mean without using .NET platform) retrieve and store the data from and to UniVerse database?

Dan McGrath · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-04T04:35:35.397

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Yes, although you have to hunt for it.

On the U2 DevZone site Rocket Software has just launched, there is an article about writing a PDO Driver for PHP access. This driver is written in C (iirc) and has all the source code supplied. It uses the U2 InterCall to interact with the U2 system (UniVerse & UniData). You should be able to use this as a way of making calls to the UniRPC process (this is what UniObjects calls).

You have to sign up to the site to access the article & source code, but sign up is free.

edited May 04 '11 at 04:35

answered May 04 '11 at 04:30

Dan McGrath

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Yes, you right, I can use InterCall and that PDO driver is a good example, even though is for PHP. Thanks – Code_So1dier May 25 '11 at 22:24
No problem, I'm glad the answer helped. – Dan McGrath May 26 '11 at 21:51

score 1 · Answer 2 · answered May 06 '11 at 00:57

There is a library called icsdk. This will let you do just about anything that UniObj would let you do from a java or .NET framework but from C. I don't have the manuals with me to check right now, but if you can get the documentation from Rocket, you want to look up the ICS, or Intercall sections.

A way for c++ code to access records from the UniVerse database?

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