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Pro*C is an embedded SQL C preprocessor. It allows to write standard SQL statements in C code that will be converted into C calls that directly interface with the Oracle runtime library. This is in most cases only useful if you are running an Oracle database locally. Oracle dropped support for OS/2 considerable time ago.

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	'''ProC''' embedded [[SQL]] [[C]] preprocessor ~~that~~ allows ~~you~~ to write standard SQL ~~calls~~ in ~~your~~ C code that ~~ProC then converts~~ into C calls that directly interface ~~into~~ the Oracle runtime library. This is in most cases only useful if you are running an [[Oracle]] database locally~~, and since~~ Oracle dropped support for OS/2 considerable time ago~~, probably not so much these days~~.		'''Pro*C''' is an embedded [[SQL]] [[C]] preprocessor. It allows to write standard SQL statements in C code that will be converted into C calls that directly interface with the Oracle runtime library. This is in most cases only useful if you are running an [[Oracle]] database locally. Oracle dropped support for OS/2 considerable time ago.

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