I think that's only via manually using MinGW and run the installation steps there from the newest release tarball.
But you may consider using a fork of ocesql: gixsql[https://github.com/mridoni/gixsql/] which also provides binaries in their releases and support more DBs along PostgreSQL/MariaDB.
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can i access relational databases from gnucobol
What should I install to be able to interact with, postgres, mysql or db2?
Hi,
there are more ways to do it. First of all read the FAQ: "5.4 Does GnuCOBOL support any SQL databases?"
After it check the contributions:
https://sourceforge.net/p/gnucobol/contrib/HEAD/tree/trunk/
https://sourceforge.net/p/gnucobol/contrib/HEAD/tree/trunk/samples/DBsample/
https://sourceforge.net/p/gnucobol/contrib/HEAD/tree/trunk/esql/
https://sourceforge.net/p/gnucobol/contrib/HEAD/tree/trunk/tools/JC-SQL-Precompiler/
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many thanks
how do i install ocesql on windows?,
I think that's only via manually using MinGW and run the installation steps there from the newest release tarball.
But you may consider using a fork of ocesql: gixsql[https://github.com/mridoni/gixsql/] which also provides binaries in their releases and support more DBs along PostgreSQL/MariaDB.