unresolved external symbol _sqlglm

Hi all

I can't use Pro c. I precompile the file .pc without problem, but when I try to make the c file I get the error below:

ora2c.obj: error LNK2019: symbol external sqlglm referenced in the function sql_error pending
ora2c.obj: error LNK2019: symbol external sqlgls referenced in the function sql_error pending

Sqlcpr.h, I have included in the code and it is in the directory that I run the compilation commands.

According to me, that I'm missing some libraries in my makefile?

My makefile currently contains

ORACLELIBS = C:\Oracle\product\10.1.0\Client\oci\lib\msvc\oci.lib
.....

link $(LFLAGS) - out: $*.exe $*.obj $(OBJS) $(ORACLELIBS)
link $(LFLAGS) - out: $*.exe $*.obj C:\Oracle\product\10.1.0\Client\precomp\lib\oraSQL10.LIB
link $(LFLAGS) - out: $*.exe $*.obj C:\Oracle\product\10.1.0\Client\precomp\lib\msvc\oraSQX10.LIB

Could someone tell me if there is another lib I must include?

Thanks in advance!

Hello

orasql10.lib is what you want:

C:\oracle\10.2\database\precomp\LIB>dumpbin/exports orasql10.lib | findstr/c: "sqlglm.
sqlglm
sqlglmt

What's up with the 3 lines of different link?

Kind regards

Mark

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