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From: Bob Davis
Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 00:00

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I have a question about connectivity (for lack of a better word) to
MS-SQL Server.

The environment that we have is one in which we utilize SUN
Workstations and SUN Servers.  This is a UNIX environment where the
applications run under Sun OS 4.1.x.  We utilize Sybase 4.9.x and will
be converting to System 10 within the month.  Our applications are
written in C and run under UNIX and currently access our Sybase database.

We now have a new vendor provided database.  It is a MS-SQL Server
4.21a database and we have it running under Windows NT 3.5.

All of these machines sit on a TCP/IP network.

What I want to do is to be able to access both my Sybase database and
my MS-SQL Server database from my C applications.

Does anybody have any suggestions on how to do this?


Bob Davis
Senior Analyst, Puffer Sweiven Inc.
rjd@puffer.com

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