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    ANSI Standard Compiler Needed

    Thanks Jim, We are working for a database independency. Basically, we want to make our scripts able to run on any dbms that supports ANSI SQL, not just Oracle. Since Oracle is one of the big hitters, I used it as on example. Sorry about the incomplete requirments, thus is the story huh! Matt...
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    ANSI Standard Compiler Needed!

    Thanks Tom, I was hoping I wouldnt have to do it that way. Was looking for a compiler that was ANSI 92 compliant only. It would then tell me I had errors on line x. You know, the "automated" (or lazy) man's approach. Matt Jones WSRC matthew.jones@srs.gov
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    ANSI Standard Compiler Needed

    Does anyone know of a compiler I can run scripts through to ensure ANSI Standards? We use SQL Server, but need to run the same scripts and stored procedures on Oracle 8i in the future. I need to locate the non ansi standard parts and "fix" them somehow.
  4. Orbt

    ANSI Standard Compiler Needed!

    Does anyone know of a compiler I can run scripts through to ensure ANSI Standards? We use SQL Server, but need to run the same scripts and stored procedures on Oracle 8i in the future. I need to locate the non ansi standard parts and "fix" them somehow.
  5. Orbt

    ANSI Standard Compiler Needed

    Does anyone know of a compiler I can run scripts through to ensure ANSI Standards? We use SQL Server, but need to run the same scripts and stored procedures on Oracle 8i in the future. I need to locate the non ansi standard parts and "fix" them somehow.

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