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replication to oracle from ms sql
hi Thanks for the white paper ,but is there anything on sql 6.5 to oracle 8i. Or can i use sql 7 from 6.5 to oracle 8i Regards Gilles- Gilles
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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replication to oracle from ms sql
hi Has any one ever replicated from ms sql to a oracle database Any tips or commects will be welcome- Gilles
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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How to deallocate an array of pointers ?
Sorry, but i indexes don't appear in my previous <br>message as they are interpreted as italic signals.<br>Here is a new version :<br><br>Thank you Pete,<br>Actually, my code looks more like :<br><br>char** pbuf = new char*[100];<br>short k;<br><br>for(k=0; k<100...- Gilles
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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How to deallocate an array of pointers ?
Thank you Pete,<br>Actually, my code looks more like :<br><br>short i;<br>char** pbuf = new char*[100];<br><br>for(i=0; i<=100; i++)<br>{<br> pbuf<i> = new char[100];<br>}<br><br>for(i=0; i<=100; i++)<br>{<br> delete []...- Gilles
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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How to deallocate an array of pointers ?
In a dll I allocate memory for an array of char* :<br>ppChar = new char*[ y ];<br>When I try to free it I get an error :<br>delete [] ppChar;<br>What is my mistake ? Thank you.<br>- Gilles
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
