IBM Informix Embedded SQLJ User's Guide

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IBM Informix Embedded SQLJ User's Guide Chapter 5: Processing Embedded SQLJ Source Code

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## The ifxsqlj Command You use the java ifxsqlj command to transalate and compile your Embedded SQLJ source code, as described above. You run the java ifxsqlj command at the DOS or UNIX prompt. The syntax of the java ifxsqlj command is as follows:

    java ifxsqlj optionlist filelist

     optionlist
    A set of options separated by spaces. Some options have prefixes to indicate they are to be passed to other utilities than the SQLJ translator, such as the Java compiler.
    filelist
    A list of filenames separated by spaces: for example,
    file1.sqlj file2.sqlj
    You must include the absolute or relative path to the files in filelist.
    The files can have the extension .sqlj or .java. You can specify .sqlj files together with .java files on the same command line.
    If you have .sqlj and .java files that require access to code in each other's file, enter all of these files on the command line for the same execution of the java ifxsqlj command.
    You can use an asterisk ( * ) as a wildcard to specify filenames: for example, c*.sqlj processes all files beginning with c that have the extension .sqlj.
When you run the java ifxsqlj command, your CLASSPATH environment variable must be set to include any directories that contain .class files and .ser files the translator needs to access for type resolution of variables in your Embedded SQLJ source code.

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