Well, Cameron and Robert,

I just checked my "SQL Instant Reference" manual (and recalling my RDB info),
here's what I came up with (it's been a while since I've done this, tho... so
don't blame me if I'm off a bit.):

1. There should be a SQL_STANDARD Ada package that you can call, and use the
routines embedded therein to interface with your favorite DB.
2. Use the SQL MODULE language to define SQL "procedures" (modules)
3. Write Ada(95, I hope) procedures to interface with the SQL module
procedures.

Of course, you gotta know SQL AND Ada(95) to make this all work right.

btw, Ada95 is not required.. just plain 'ol Ada (83) will do the trick, too!

Hope this helps,

John


Cameron Hodge wrote:

> Hey guys and gals. Just wondering is anyone aware of a library or package
> that handles SQL commands within ADA? I want to access data from an Oracle
> database from with in a program I am writing?
>
> vampyre@ozemail.com.au