Re: Apple xcode or objective-c example

I'm making some progress on a getting freetds example working with an  
xcode application.

I have gotten apps/bsqldb.c to compile successfully with xcode, but I  
get the following error when I run it:

Current language:  auto; currently objective-c
(null): Msg 20009, Level 9
Unable to connect: Adaptive Server is unavailable or does not exist

Assertion failed: (dbproc != NULL), function main, file /Users/Kevin/ 
Documents/Source/Code/cocoaSQL/main.m, line 182.

Line 182 is:
dbproc = dbopen(login, options.servername);


The SQL server I'm trying to connect to is a mySQL 5.0 server running  
on another one of my OS X boxes.  I am able to connect to the server  
using CocoaMySql (an OS X admin tool) so I know the server is running  
and is accessible.

Guess my question is what is an adaptive server?

Thanks for any help :)

Kevin


On May 15, 2008, at 8:09 AM, James K. Lowden wrote:

> Kevin Voell wrote:
>> I found the C examples and I will work on converting them to objC,  
>> but I
>> thought I would see if anyone has done that already.
>
> I have gotten some help on this list getting FreeTDS to build under  
> Xcode.
> IIRC it was over a year ago.  I doubt those threads would be much  
> use to
> you, but it's evidence there's interest.
>
> If you put together something that would help others, I would be  
> pleased
> to add a ./xcode directory to the source distribution.  (Hint: It  
> would be
> particularly nice to have a project that alternately compiled with  
> FreeTDS
> or Sybase's libraries, for compatibility testing!)
>
> --jkl
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