The following ODBC programming examples demonstrate simple queries, and accessing and returning data by calling stored procedures. C/C++, Visual Basic and RPG programming language versions are provided.
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Note that many of the C/C++ samples are not complete programs. For complete discussions and programming samples, refer to the following locations:
- To access ODBC programming samples (Visual Basic, C++, and Lotus® Script
programming environments), link to the IBM ftp site
on the Web. Select index.txt to
see what programming examples are available and to download to your PC). - For information on Stored Procedures and examples on how to call them see Stored procedures .
- Search for ODBC samples in Microsoft's MSDN library or ODBC webpage. Examples can be found for Visual Basic, ADO, and C/C++.
- The C programming example in the Programmer's Toolkit