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From: Andreas Schulz <accot.schulz@nord-com.net>
Subject: Re: PL/SQL -> Ada
Date: 2000/03/27
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"Marin D. Condic" wrote:
> At one time in the not too distant past, I spent a great deal of time
> programming in Ada, connecting to SQL for access to the Rdb database.
> DEC had an SQL pre-processor for Ada that made this pretty painless. (As
> you know, this is now owned by Oracle and is being migrated - if not
> already - to match the Oracle product.) 

Emmm - what decade (or product?) are you talking about ? 
The Oracle Pro*Ada precompiler has been in use for years, 
until they decided to abondon it with Oracle 8, concentrating
on Pro*C and Pro*COBOL (IMHO) due to lack of request.

Andreas