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  1. Support for SQLkit

    Karla Peralta <karlaper@elrosado.com> — 2000-11-30T12:21:38Z

    Hi,
    I have a little problem with SQLkit and I don't know who can help me, I
    sent a mail to the programer Thomas Griffin <griffin@ocme.ucsf.edu> but
    it doesn't exist.
    
    Anyone knows something about it ??
    
    Any way, I'll send a description of the problem:
    
    I have a diskless system.
     This is what I have:
    
     System Configuration:
    
     Server
     Architecture        :    Pentium II
     Memory              :    64Mb
     Operating System    :    RedHat 6.2
     PostgreSQL version  :    7.0.3-2
     Compiler used       :    FlagShip-4.48-7451
     Others              :    FS2tools-4.48-7451
                              SQLkit_PG-1.00
    
    
     Client - Diskless
     Memory              : 16Mb
     Architecture        : Pentium
     Printer             : TM930 Paralell Port
    
     My database is 268 Mb, 60 tables, the largest table has about 181659
     rows and 46 columns. I'm using index in each table.
    
    I have to compile the SQLkit_pg.c because I changed my IP server and now
    I get some warnings
    
    SQLkit_PG.c: In function '_bb_open_pg':
    SQLkit_PG.c: 61: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without
    a cast
    SQLkit_PG.c: In function '_bb_ret_pg':
    SQLkit_PG.c: 145: warning: type mistmatch with previous implicit
    declaration
    SQLkit_PG.c: 61: warning: previous implicit declaration of 'getenv'
    SQLkit_PG.c: In function '_bb_end_pg':
    SQLkit_PG.c: 329: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without
    
    a cast
    SQLkit_PG.c: In function '_bb_rback_pg':
    SQLkit_PG.c: 366: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without
    
    a cast
    SQLkit_PG.c: In function '_bb_exec_pg':
    SQLkit_PG.c: 404: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without
    
    a cast
    
    It generates the SQLkit.o, but I 'd like to know if it could cause any
    problem.
    
    Regards,
    
    Karla