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VORTEX Programming Interfaces

   

[*] VORTEX++
[*] VORTEX SQL for C
[*] VORTEX SQL for Cobol
[*] VORTEXJ#
[*] VORTEXJava(tm) Edition
[*] VORTEXjdbc
[*] VORTEXperl

Programming interfaces allow you to take immediate advantage of existing applications written in a variety of 4GLs, including Trifox's own VORTEXclient. These thin libraries connect your applications to VORTEX.

Because they write data directly to and from TCP/IP socket stream protocols, you don't need any native methods on the client side. This direct access provides the best possible security and ensures compatibility with any Java client including the Java OS and Java-based network computers.

 »  VORTEXodbc is an alternative to VORTEXcli for applications that have already been written to ODBC standards. This component allows ODBC-conformant client applications to reach all the VORTEX and GENESIS data sources.

 »  VORTEXjdbc is an alternative to VORTEXJava Edition for applications that have already been written to JDBC standards. This component allows JDBC-conformant client applications to reach all the VORTEX and GENESIS data sources.

VORTEX pre-compilers let existing applications take full advantage of the VORTEX architecture. Employing passthrough SQL, these pre-compilers are a key aspect in gaining transparent performance and portability without additional programming or development. By recompiling application code, you make your applications portable to multiple databases through VORTEX. Precompilers for C and COBOL add VORTEXapi calls to your application. The VORTEXodbc and VORTEXjdbc interfaces conform to industry standards and do not require any application changes.


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