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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers pro*c coding Post 302178256 by user71408 on Tuesday 25th of March 2008 05:49:56 AM
Old 03-25-2008
pro*c coding

Hi All,
I am new to pro*C. I have a select statement as
Code:
select a.ename,a.sal,a.empno from emp where &n=(select count(distinct(b.sal)) from  emp b where a.sal<=b.sal

for this query I have to write a pro*C program. So can you please send me the complete code. Then I will foloow the same steps to future.

Thank you.
 

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any2ps(1)						      General Commands Manual							 any2ps(1)

NAME
any2ps - Converts a file to mule internal code and then to PostScript format SYNOPSIS
any2ps [-in coding_system] [m2ps_options] < infile > outfile OPTIONS
Specifies the coding system (in the input file) that needs to be converted to mule *internal* code. By default, the input file is assumed to be in mule *internal* code, which means that code conversion is not done. Specifies one or more options passed by any2ps to the m2ps program. Refer to m2ps(1) for a description of these options. OPERANDS
Specifies the input file to be converted to *internal* code. Specifies the output PostScript file. DESCRIPTION
The any2ps command is an alternative to running the coco and m2ps programs separately. Like the programs that it invokes, any2ps is derived from software supplied by the Free Software Foundation. The any2ps program performs the following operations: Invokes coco to convert the input file from the specified coding system to Mule internal code (called *internal* code) Passes the converted result, along with the specified m2ps options, to m2ps for processing The m2ps program then generates the PostScript program file to be printed. SEE ALSO
Commands: coco(1), m2ps(1), mule(1) any2ps(1)
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