Author:halw
Date:2011-01-03T23:00:19.000000Z


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==Running==
In order to run this example, you must first create a file named <code>data.sql</code> from one of the files in the <code lang="text">select</code> example directory. You will see that the <code>data.sql</code> files in the example directory include the names of the available DBMS handles. This is because the SQL can differ from one DBMS to another. For example, you'll see <code>data.sql.oracle</code> and <code>data.sql.odbc</code>. If you are using the Oracle DBMS, you should rename or make a copy of <code>data.sql.oracle</code> as <code>data.sql</code> and make sure it's in your execution directory before running the example.
In order to run this example, you must first create a file named <code>data.sql</code> from one of the files in the <code lang="text">select</code> example directory. You will see that the <code>data.sql</code> files in the example directory have names which include the names of the available DBMS handles. This is because the SQL can differ from one DBMS to another. For example, you'll see <code>data.sql.oracle</code> and <code>data.sql.odbc</code>. If you are using the Oracle DBMS, you should rename or make a copy of <code>data.sql.oracle</code> as <code>data.sql</code> and make sure it's in your execution directory before running the example.
{{note|The <code>data.sql</code> file must be available in the sample application current directory. If you run the sample from EiffelStudio, this directory should be the ''EIFGENs/target/W_CODE/'' directory of your project (where target is one of the installed DBMS). }}