You must install your client database software and establish connectivity with your database before running the SourcePro DB tutorials. Rogue Wave cannot help you with this step. If you need help connecting to your database, please see your system administrator, or contact your database vendor.
Most users install SourcePro DB with its tutorials using the Rogue Wave install wizard, and build the tutorials using the Rogue Wave Component Builder (RCB). Both the install wizard and RCB are provided with your purchase of SourcePro DB. For complete details on RCB, see Installing and Building Your SourcePro C++ Products.
RCB automates the build process. Using the RCB GUI, you can build the tutorials by selecting them and choosing either of these build actions:
Build libraries and examples
Create makefiles only. To build from the command line using these makefiles, you change to the tutorials directory and type:
make tutorialname (Unix), or
nmake tutorialname.exe (Windows)
With RCB, the tutorials can be built individually, or all together. From the command line, type the make all command for building all the tutorials together.
The example executables are built into the following directory structure:
install space/examples/access module/buildtype |
RCB also lets you build your libraries in an exported buildspace. If you choose this option, your executables are stored in the following directory structure:
exported buildspace/examples/access module/buildtype |
The setup programs built by RCB are described in Table 15:
| Setup program | Description |
| tutinit | Creates all dependent database objects for the tutorials |
| setuperr.txt | Reports errors that occur during setup |
| tutdefs.h | A header file included by all the tutorials containing the parameters you define to work with your database |
| tutclean | Cleans up all the tables the tutorials create and use |
| tutclean.txt | Reports errors that occur during cleanup |
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