| Pro*C
Migration |
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| Pro*C
conversion involves a thorough analysis and
study of the Pro*C files. In the initial phase
of migration the flow of the Pro*C file has
to be understood then the ways in which the
resultant needs to be implemented has to be
studied. There are many ways of conversion
methodologies adopted by us .The best suited
will be implemented after analysis. Pro*C
migration is handled for both UNIX and Windows
operating systems. The types of conversion
handled are |
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| Pro*C
in UNIX to Windows |
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Pro*C
in UNIX to .EXE in Windows |
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Pro*C
file to PL/SQL |
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Pro*C
file to Reports |
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| Pro*C
in UNIX to .EXE in Windows: |
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Pro*C
files are converted to .c file Using Forms
Pre-Compiler |
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Necessary
changes are made in the C files. |
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C
Files are compiled and the .Exe File is generated |
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| Pro*C
file to PL / SQL : |
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Pro*C
files are studied and converted to Pl/Sql
libraries .Pll |
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Complex
PL/SQL statements, Cursor statement and database
queries are properly handled |
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Pro*C
dependent on environment variables, File Manipulations
will be handled. |
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Logical
and Arithmetical operations are properly replaced. |
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Reports
are generated in the client machine |
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| Pro*C
file to Reports : |
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Pro*C
files are studied and converted to Reports
(.rdf files). |
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Database
queries are converted to Data Models. |
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Logical
and Arithmetical operations are properly replaced. |
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Reports
are generated in the client machine. |
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| Pro*C
in UNIX to UNIX : |
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Pro*C
files are studied and necessary changes are
made in the .pc files. |
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Pro*C
files will be Properly re-linked to necessary
libraries. |
