Re: Release of GNADE 1.5.2

From: Samuel Tardieu (sam_at_rfc1149.net)
Date: 03/17/04

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    >>>>> "Michael" == Michael Erdmann <michael_erdmann@snafu.de> writes:

    Michael> Dear all the GNU Ada Database Development Environment Version
    Michael> 15.2. is now available for download at

    Michael> http://gnade.sourceforge.net

    Michael> This release contains mainly error corrections. Pls. refere
    Michael> to the attached release note.

    Here is the release note in plain text:

                     GNat Ada 95 Database Environment - (GNADE)
                                   Version 1.5.2
                                  Editor M.Erdmann
                                     15.3.2004
                                      Abstract

        The objective of the [1]GNADE project is to provide various packages
       which are allowing Ada 95 applications to access relational data base
                            procducts, mainly SQL RDBMS.
         _________________________________________________________________

                                       Contents

       [2]Overview
       [3]Legal Stuff
       [4]Copyright
       [5]Authors
       [6]Contributions
       [7]Contact
       [8]New Features
       [9]Supported ODBC / Database Products
       [10]Supported native bindings
       [11]Supported Platforms & Compilers
       [12]Other components
       [13]Problems
       [14]Fixed Problems
       [15]Known Problems
       [16]Restrictions
       [17]Installation
       [18]Installation on linux
       [19]Installation on Windows

                                       Overview

       This release provides the first time a common build procedure for
       windows and *unix systems. Additionaly the use of the GPS system of
       ACT.com has been taken into account, which means for each component a
       gps project files has been created.

       Features of the Release:
         * An extensive thin Ada 95 binding to the ODBC interfaces.
         * ISO/92 compliant embedded SQL translator which is able to process
           Ada 95 packages and files containing only one procedure. The
           translator creates Ada 95 source files working on top the of the
           ODBC interface.
         * Installation support for some commonly known data base products
           (see below).
         * Documentation in HTML, Postscript and PDF format.
         * Native Ada 95 bindings for MySQL, PostgreSQL and the Oracle call
           interface
         * GNU specific include clause which allows to access the ODBC
           handles via embedded SQL. This allows to mix embedded SQL and low
           level ODBC programing in a single source (see chapter in
           documentation).
         * DECLARE TABLE construct may be used to generate parts of the
           schema files (-schema option).
         * Support of embedded SQL based on the ISO/92 standard.
         * Support of MySQL with MS ODBC Drivers on Windows 95
         * Unicode support on the ODBC interface.
         * The connection clause has been extended by the ON clause in order
           to intercept typical connection errors and to define a reaction on
           ESQL level as shown below: CONNECT [ ON
           [COMMUNICATION|AUTHORIZATION|OTHER] ERROR [RAISE|GOTO|DO] <target>
           ]
         * A new GNADE implemenation defined data types as VARCHAR and
           VARBINARY. For details please refere to the documentation and the
           example attachment.gpq in samples/esql.
         * The esql translator contains a small scale variable substituation
           which makes gnatprep not nessesary for simple substitution jobs.
         * The experimental Ada Database Connectivity (ADBC) - API. The idea
           of this interface is to provide a binding which makes application
           relativly independant of the unterlying data base. The interface
           is highly experimental (refer to
           [20]http://gnade.sourceforge.net/ado.html)
         * A set of command line tools including import/export tools (see
           documentation).
         * Experimental SQLite Bindings

       This release of the GNADE project is intended for building with GNAT
       (the GNU Ada compiler) on the platforms Linux, Solaris and Windows
       NT/95/2000.

                                      Legal Stuff

    License and Copyright

       The [21]GNU Public License (GPL) applies with the following extension
       to all components of this release

         As a special exception, if other files instantiate generics from
         GNADE Ada units, or you link GNADE Ada units or libraries with
         other files to produce an executable, these units or libraries do
         not by itself cause the resulting executable to be covered by the
         GNU General Public License. This exception does not however
         invalidate any other reasons why the executable file might be
         covered by the GNU Public License.

       The documentation has been put under the Free GNU Documentation
       License.

    Authors

       The authors and copyright holders of the GNADE project are:

       Jürgen Pfeifer juergen.pfeifer@gmx.net
       Michael Erdmann Michael.Erdmann@snafu.de
       Sune Falck sunef@hem.passagen.se
       Julio Cano julius_bip@yahoo.com
       Dimitry Anisimikov anisimkov@yahoo.com
       François Fabien fr.fabien@infonie.fr
       Stephen Leake stephen_leake@acm.org
       Denis Chalon denis.chalon@itris.fr
       Bon Lam c.lam@student.utwente.nl

    Contributions

       Special regards to the following persons which have contributed to the
       project:

       Pascal Obry p.obry@wanadoo.fr
       James Hopper jhopper@woh.rr.com
       Vasile V. Alaiba alaiba@ozland.ro
       Andreas Almroth andreas@almroth.com

                                        Contact

       Bug Reports [22]http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnade M.Erdmann
       GNADE Discussions
       [23]http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gnade-develop
       M.Erdmann
       Project Page [24]http://gnade.sourceforge.net/
       [25]http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnade M.Erdmann
       Dev. Coordination Michael.Erdmann@snafu.de Michael Erdmann

                                     New Features

       CAPTION:

       Feature Req, Short Description Version Status
       540161 Exception in statements 1.3 complete
       552327 Support of gnat 3.14 1.3.3 complete
       563921 Explicit Database Connection 1.3.4b complete
       590779 Preprocessor invokation 1.3.7 complete
       591707 pkg-config support 1.3.7a complete (see Notes)
       688243 Support of OS/X 1.4.2 complete

       Note 1- If okg-config is found on a system, the systemwide
       installation script will install the package descriptor in the path
       which is given in the file etc/config.site:

       site_pkgconfig_path=<your path>

       If nothing is given /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig is assumed.

                         Supported ODBC and Database Products

       Even the GNADE project except for the native data base bindings is
       expected to work with all ODBC compliant data base products. The
       following products are known to work with GNADE assuming, that you are
       using the correct driver manager.

       Component Description Version OS Distribution/Source of the release
       PostgreSQL PostgreSQL Database 7.0.3
       7.2 Linux - Redhat 7.0
       Linux - SuSe 7.0 Solaris
       Linux - Debian 2.2, 3.0
       Windows NT/2000
       www.postgresql.org
       Mimer Mimer SQL RDBMS 8.2(.4G) Solaris Linux Windows NT www.mimer.com
       9.2
       Linux Windows XP www.mysql.com
       MySQL MySQL Database MyODBC 3.23.22
       2.50.36-1 Linux www.mysql.com
       3.23.35a
       2.50.36 Windows 2000 www.mysql.com
       3.23.47
       3.51.02 Windows 98 www.mysql.com
       MS SQL Server 7.0 Windows 2000 Microsoft
       SQL Server 2000 Windows 2000 Microsoft
       Oracle Lite 8i Windows 95 Oracle
       SQLite SQLite emb. Database 2.8.2-1 Linux www.sqlite.org

       The GNADE project installation procedure provides for theses product
       test data bases. If your data base is not listed below, the GNADE
       project will be very likely usable but the test data base has to be
       installed manually.

       The following Driver Managerare known to work with this and/or
       previous releases:

       Component Description Version Operating System Comments
       unixODBC ODBC Driver Manager 2.2.3 Linux www.unixodbc.org
                                     2.0.5 Solaris 8 www.unixodbc.org
                                     2.1.1-7 Linux Debian www.unixodbc.org
       MS ODBC ODBC Driver Manager 3.5.10 Windows 95, 98 Microsoft

       The iODBC 3.04 implementation on Solaris seems to have a problem with
       the handling of cursor states. It should not be used.

                               Supported native bindings

       CAPTION:

              Database Product Version Comments
              PostgreSQL 7.03 Thin binding
              MySQL 4 Thick binding
              Oracle OCI 8i lite Oracle Call Interface
              SQLite 2.8.2 and higher

                                   Other Components

       Beside of the ODBC and the native bindings, the project provides add
       on components as:
         * ADBC- Ada Database Connectivitiy
         * Contributed tools

       ADBC

       The ADBC interface is a highly experimental package which works on top
       of PostgreSQL and MySQL. Since the interface is completly unstable it
       is not recommentded to use this interface in application at the
       current point in time. Since the interest in the Ada community was
       quite low it is questionable whether the development of this interface
       will be continued.

       Contributed Tools

       Tools are not part of this release. Constributed code is released as
       separate packages since they do not depend on a certain version of the
       GNADE environment.
         * gsql - A SQL client

                            Supported Platforms / Compilers

         Compiler Version Operating Systems
         GNAT 3.13p Linux, Windows
         GNAT 3.14p Linux (Debian, Redhat, SuSe), Solaris 8, Windows
         GNAT 3.15p
         GNAT 3.15a Win98

                                       Problems

       This section contain an overview of known, fixed problems and
       restrictions (limitations). Please report all errors via the error
       report system at the source forge project page.

    Fixed Problems

       Problems reported earlier then 1.2.0 are listed in the release note
       1.4.0

       CAPTION:

       Bug Ref. Fixed in Short Description Comments
       477766 1.2.0 longblob not correctly handled gnu-db-mysql.adb,
       gnu-db-mysql.ads
       538349 1.3.1 SELECT sum(valeur) incorrect translated esql_parser.adb
       updated
       533949 1.3.1 Firsttime installation with MimerSQL failes
       gnade.mimer.sql
       538350 1.3.1 Null value not handled correctly esql_parser.adb
       540160 1.3.1 Wrong cursor state in case of failed que
       gnu-db-esql_support-odbc.adb
       540163 1.3.1 Debug granularity esql_parser.adb
       543343 1.3.2 Case sensitve cursors esql_parser.adb
       552325 1.3.3 configure fails on Solaris 2.8 configure.in,
       configure.gues
       553343 1.3.3 odbc demo raises Need_Data exception demo.gpq
       554383 1.3.3 odbc demo does not return any value odbc bindings
       554929 1.3.3 esql moves 'pragma Source_Reference' esql-translator
       (driver.adb)
       557135 1.3.4 make install fails (invalid option -C) A resoable
       desfault will be assumed.
       555169 1.3.4 segmentation fault in SQLSetEnvAttr odbc bindings updated
       562994 1.3.4 Gigi Error with Solaris 8 odbc bindings changes
       562998 1.3.4 Assert & Debug are not passed to ODBC sharedlib.sh.in,
       staticlib.sh.in changed
       563257 1.3.4a ODBC bindings does not compile on Win 98 gnadevars.sh
       changed
       563259 1.3.4a ODBC shared lib always build makefile updated
       563332 1.3.4a gesql insert useless spaces in query esql_parser updated
       563769 1.3.4b Subpackages are not evaluated correctly esql_parser
       updated
       565952 1.3.5 Domain Qualification not handled esql_parser updated
       565951 1.3.5 SQL Strings are not handled correctly esql_parser updated
       566413 1.3.5a static libraries not build for adbc Makefile modified
       566414 1.3.5a Useless printouts in gesql esql_parser updated
       566429 1.3.5a esql & debugcode not compilable any more esql_parser
       updated
       568396 1.3.6a config.gpq missing MANIFEST updated
       567600 1.3.6a gesql translator includes odbc bindings esql_parser
       updated
       567553 1.3.6a FeeBSD build chmod failes makefiles
       566635 1.3.6a FreeBSD Makefile Problems (1.3.5a) Makefiles
       585539 1.3.7 mysql and prosgresql does not link Makefiles
       590569 1.3.7 Default cursor does not work esql_parser.adb,
       esql_support.odbc
       597264 1.3.7a postgreSQL sdk not installed but native Makefiles,
       autoconf.in, ..
       602598 1.3.7a makeliv.ali should be removed from distr staticlib.sh,
       sharedlib.sh
       609204 1.3.7b debian: install failes install.sh
       612521 1.3.7d pkg-config contains unbuild natives makefiles,
       configure.in
       640172 1.4.1 odbc example failes to link makefile, configure.in
       640171 1.4.1 make clean failes in mysql sample makefiles
       637947 1.4.1 sql_standard package missing rpm spec.
       637949 1.4.1 SuSe 8.1 installation failes Makefile(s)
       637951 1.4.1 rpm build failes on SuSe 8.1 Makefile
       637952 1.4.1 Sample database with MimerSQL 8.2.4G mimer.sql
       659298 1.4.1 rpm does not contain the *.o and *.ali gnade.spec,
       rpmfiles.sh
       659301 1.4.1 rpm samples are not compilable gnade-config, Makefile
       659418 1.4.1 standalone example does not work gnade-config, Makefile
       700087 1.4.2 odbc example failes with mimer dynamic.gpq
       700088 1.4.2 unixODBC is not preferenced configure.in
       724091 1.4.3 Memory leak in MySQL bindings mysql bindings
       730626 1.4.3 Cursros not correctly closed esql_support
       733462 1.4.3 Close cursor failes in case of insert esql_support
       758450 1.4.3a rpm not build MANIFEST file
       758452 1.4.3a postgres samples not compilable Makeifle of psotgres
       sample
       758462 1.4.3a rpm failes if oracle bindings are included ./configure
       script
       805896 1.5.0 gnade config creates useless -l gnade-config
       813238 1.5.0 odbc.ini and odbcinist.ini nor correctly placed Makefile
       813239 1.5.0 make of the adbc sample failes Makefile
       813243 1.5.0 snadalone example does not compile Makefile
       813615 1.5.0 sqlite sample does not compile correctly Makefile
       813617 1.5.0 distribution build for sqlite does not work MANIFEST
       805896 1.5.1 gnade config creates useless -l configure
       813238 1.5.1 odbc.ini and odbcinist.ini nor correctly placed install
       813239 1.5.1 make of the adbc sample failes Makefile
       813243 1.5.1 snadalone example does not compile Makefile
       813615 1.5.1 sqlite sample does not compile correctly Makefile
       813617 1.5.1 distribution build for sqlite does not work MANIFEST
       865741 1.5.1 Useless debug inserted esql_parser
       865742 1.5.1 Excpetion message not shown esql_parser
       917392 1.5.2 Version switch for gnade-config does not work
       gnade-config
       917382 1.5.2 gnade-config in rpm provides wrong path gnade-config
       916707 1.5.2 Architecture code wring on windows platform Makefile
       916689 1.5.2 win32 was missing in windows installer gnade.iss
       914050 1.5.2 MySQL package does not compile Makefile

                                    Known Problems

       Bug Ref. Short Description Comments
       411141 Missing ";" for "EXEC SQL DECLARE DB01 D" This problem may be
       bypassed by putting a semicolon in the source code.

                                     Restrictions

         * The package names of the OCI binding are not yet lined up with the
           GNADE package hirarchy. The build process currently creates no
           test client automatically since the build scripts are only
           available for windows
         * The VARBINARY data type has only been tested with Mimer SQL.
         * The configuration procedure for Solaris has not been tested
           completely. If it fails please use the Makefiles in the directory
           ./win32. These files are known to build a working installation
           under Solaris.
         * The Object Ada Compiler is known to fail compiling the ODBC
           bindings because of insufficient compliance to the Ada 95 RM.
         * The compilation of the ODBC bindings is known to fail on a Sun
           SPARC using GNAT 3.13p (ACT tracking number [8925-002] Gigi abort
           code 411 on SPARC architectures). This has been fixed mean while
           but all tests have been done with GNAT 3.14p.
         * The Option -compiler has been added to allow the support of
           specific of different Ada 95 compilers which has currently no
           effect.
         * Unicode support is only available begining with UnixODBC version
           2.0. The Uncode support does depend on GNAT specific packages
         * Oracle 8i requires the declaration of string hostvariable to be 1
           character larger then the domain size, e.g. assuming the size of
           the domain Ename from the example simple to be 20, the host
           variables have to be defined as:
    Ename : Char (1..21);
    Dept_Name : Char (1..21);
    Location : Char (1..21);
         * The automatic installation is not supported in case of Oracle 8i
           but the installation script is located under samples.
         * The windows setup does not provide any documentation yet.
         * The windows setup contains the sample files for all native
           bindings but the selection of the applicable samples and the
           installation of the data base needs to be done manually.

                                     Installation

       The GNADE code and the documentation is distributed in the following
       files:

       File Contents
       gnade-src-X.Y.Z.tar.gz Complete GNADE source code distribution GNU
       compressed tar file
       gnade-src-X.Y:Z.zip Complete GNADE source code distribution as ZIP
       file.
       gnade-X.Y.Z-xx.src.rpm Source rpm used to build the binary packages
       gnade-X.Y.Z-xx.i686.rpm Linux binaries and executables in RPM format.
       setup.exe Setup for Windows with executables and source code.

       The installation of this software requires the following components:

        Component Version Origin
        gzip 1.2.4 GNU
        unzip 5.42 Infozip
        zip 2.2 Infozip
        tar - GNU or native
        autoconf 2.52 GNU
        gmake 3.79.1 GNU
        gnat 3.14p, 3.13p ACT distribution (ftp://cs.ny.edu/)
        gawk 3.0.3 GNU
        rpm www.rpm.org (only if rpm is to be installed)
        innosetup 4.1.5.1 www.innosetup.org (windows)

                              Installation on Linux/Unix

    Unpacking and Configuration

    $ gunzip -c gnade-src-<version>.tar.gz | tar xvf -
    $ cd gnade-src-<version>
    $ ./configure [ --sampledb=<rdbms> [ native(s) ]

       This allows you to specify for which RDBMS product you wish to create
       a sample data bases and for which RDBMS products you wish to build
       native bindings. If nothing is given only the ODBC based parts will be
       build.

       The following RDBMS prducts are supported.
         * mimer - MimerSQL
         * postgres - PostgreSQL
         * mysql - MySQL
         * oracle - Oracle 8i lite

       If the value is omitted because your data base product is not listed,,
       all subsequent steps regarding the data base installation may be
       skipped and you have to install the test database manually.

    Installation of the Database

       Depending on the installation of the data base you have specified in
       the configure script command, you have to execute the following step
       either by using a DBA account our you may use your own user account
    $ su ..dba..
    $ gmake createuser

       After the database and the database user has been configured, the ODBC
       interface has to be configured. The directory ./samples/sample_db
       contains sample files for the unixODBC driver manager. The files
       odbc.ini.sample odbcinst.ini.sample have to be copied to /etc/odbc.ini
       and /etc/odbcinst.ini.sample.

    Compiling an testing

       After the creation of the data base user, the final build may be done
       by:
    $ gmake

       Test code is located in the directory ./samples. In order to test the
       functionality of the ODBC interface use the examples in ./odbc or
       ./esql.

    Systemwide Installation

       In order to install the build products on your system login as root
       and execute the following command in the installation directory of
       this package:
    make install

       The makefile will run a script which installs all components on your
       system that they are available to other users as well. The target
       directories are specified in the etc/site.config file.

       In case of upgrading from 1.4.1 to a higer version please perform the
       following steps prio to the installation of the package:

       cd /usr/lib ; rm libgnade*

       cd /usr/bin; rm gesql gnade-config

       cd /usr/lib/ada; rm -rf gnade

       or if you have installed the rpm package, simply run:

       rpm -e <gnade-package>

       Include the new location of the GNADE environment both in the PATH
       variable and in the loader configuration:

       In /etc/profile.local add

       PATH=$PATH/usr/local/gnade/bin ; export PATH

       In/etc/ld.so.confadd the line /usr/local/gnade/lib and execute

       ldconfig -v

    Installation of the RPM packages

       The installation of the executable package done by executing the
       following command:

       rpm -ivh gnade-1.4.0-4.i686.rpm.

       This will install the production results at the following places in
       the filesystem:

       libraries - /usr/lib/libgnade*
       documentation - /usr/share/doc/gnade-1.4.0
       binaries - /usr/bin

       Since this is the first rpm release no deinstallation has to be done.

    Contrib Tool Installation

       The GNADE project provides tools which are add on packages to the
       GNADE source packages. The following tools are installable with this
       distribution:
         * GSQL Version 0.7 or greater

       For the installation please follow the procedure below after you have
       installed the GNADE source release.
         * change into the contrib directory
         * gunzip -c file.tar.gz | tar xvf -
         * Add the previously created directory to the file packages in the
           contrib directory
         * make

       In order to install the tool run as root in the installation directory
       of GNADE the command:
    make install

       Since the installation procedure installs also the GNADE release
       ensure that the current status is usable for systemwide installation.

    If it does not work

       If this installation procedure fails you may use the Makefile in the
       directory ./win32. This will require some manual adoptions but it is a
       starting point.

       In any case if you encounter a problem please contact the GNADE team
       asap.

                                Installation on Windows

       Download the setup.exe of Version 1.5.2 into any directory and exetute
       it. Per default the GNADE will be installed on C:\GNADE. After
       installing you need to add the binary directory to the PATH variable
       of you system.

       The installation provides the following components:

       Software Development Kit

       The SDK contains all libraries and package files in order to develop
       odbc based applications by writing Ada 95 code using odbc or by means
       of the embedded SQL preprocessor gesql.

       ODBC Database tools

       This is a set of tools which should work with any RDBMS product
       providing an ODBC interface. It allowes to export/import tables and to
       execute queries.

       GNADE source code
       This is the source code of the GNADE distributtion. In order to
              recompile GNADE change into the directory c:\gnade\source and
              execute the configure.bat command. Afterwards simply exectue
              make.

       In difference to the Linux implementation all native bindings are
       build and no automatic database setup is done. In order to build the
       samples figure out which database products are available and install
       the apropriate samples from source/samples. In order to do so you need
       to modify the following configuration variable in make.conf.win32 by
       removing the not applicable products.

       NATIVE_BINDINGS=odbc mysql sqlite postgres oci

       After you have changed this files you need to run the configure.bat
       script.
         _________________________________________________________________

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    References

       1. http://gnade.sourceforge.net/
       2. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Overview
       3. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Legal
       4. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#License
       5. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Authors
       6. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Contributi
       7. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Contact
       8. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Features
       9. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Supported
      10. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Supported1
      11. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Supported2
      12. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Other
      13. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Problems
      14. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Fixed
      15. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Known
      16. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Restrictio
      17. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Installati
      18. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#nstallatio
      19. file://localhost/usr/home/sam/note_1.5.2.html#Installati1
      20. http://gnade.sourceforge.net/ado.html
      21. http://www.gnu.org/
      22. http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnade
      23. http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gnade-develop
      24. http://gnade.sourceforge.net/
      25. http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnade

    -- 
    Samuel Tardieu -- sam@rfc1149.net -- http://www.rfc1149.net/sam
    

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