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This guide provides introductory information for the Oracle Call Interface (OCI) running on Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 95/98, and Windows 2000.Oracle Call Interface Getting Started for Windows is intended for developers who create applications written in С that interact with one or more Oracle Servers.To use this dociunent, you need to know:■ How to compile and link а С program.■ Your Microsoft Windows operating system.
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Oracle Call Interface
Getting Started
Release 9.0.1 for Windows
June 2001 Part No. A90166-01
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