Anyone know where I can get a copy of ESQL/C 2.10 which will work with INFORMIX-SQL 2.10.06E running on MS-DOS 5.0 or 6.22?.. I would also need to find Microsoft C compiler Version 6.
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The short answer will be 'nowhere legitimately', or that's almost certainly the case. To the best of my recollection, the 2.10 products were released in 1987; the 2.10.03 (Unix) and 2.10.06 (DOS) products were likely released either in 1987 or perhaps as late as 1988. As you already know, this is seriously antique software you are asking about.
If you are really lucky, you might find someone who still has the software, but you will indeed be lucky to find it at all.
Jonathan Leffler
2010-01-30 04:50:23
is there anyone out there who has developed legacy MS-DOS based applications between 1987 to 1992 with INFORMIX-SQL, ESQL/C ver. 2.10.06E for MS-DOS?.. If you still have copies of the ESQL/C for DOS in your archives, I would be interested in it!
Frank Computer
2010-02-27 23:06:24
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YES - I have a copy of the origan Informix 2.10.06E 5 1/4" disks. I am not sure how we can get in touch with one another.
ggetts
2010-03-22 02:58:31
I already have ISQL 2.10.06E, what I'm looking for is the ESQL/C 2.10 for MS-DOS that goes with the ISQL.
Frank Computer
2010-03-22 15:45:53
Sorry, I miss interpreted the question. I never purchased the ESQL/C "stuff" from Informix. It seems like I have been able to everything I need by just using the ISQL program. For VERY special items I use MS BASIC for DOS and dump the data into a file using the "SYSTEM PSACEGO" command and then display it using the Basic programming language. I will check at work and see if I own a version the ESQL/C but I do not remember buying it
ggetts
2010-03-23 02:02:47
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all,
I have been asked to support an app developed in unisys and informix 2.10.03k.
I am looking for help or leads to extract all table structure and data from informix into a windows based file.
Your assistance will be appreciated
Murtaza Murtaza at burhaniinfosys.com
(1)To extract all table scehamas: dbschema -t all -d dbname > dbschema.sql (2)To unload each tables data into a flat file: unload to "table.unl" select * from table;
Frank Computer
2010-07-08 02:33:44