I have an interface working with my database engine (www.cql.com). It is also in an early stage, but does not use ODBC. I believe that much of what I am doing will generalize reasonably well, but this is untested. I will be testing both Oracle and MSSQL soon, and I hope to have reasonable beta code in three or four weeks; of course this is subject to change depending on what develops. If anyone has access to Sybase or Informix, and is interested in testing those environments, drop me an email. To clarify, there are really two ODBC specifications, the SQL language spec and the API spec. In general, I'm assuming compliance with ANSI and ODBC SQL syntax (which are slightly different), but I'm not using the ODBC API which is ungainly and inefficient (and just plain ugly). On Wednesday 16 October 2002 09:49 am, Bryn Keller wrote:
Does anyone have a GHC-friendly library for accessing databases, specifically Oracle and MSSQL? I noticed Hasql on the Haskell libraries page, but it seems rather in the beginning stages, and I was hoping for native DB connections rather than ODBC ones.
How are others handling database access?
Thanks,
Bryn
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