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Introduction
The Oratcl package is a dynamic extension of the Tcl language that
integrates Oracle OCI calls into a set of Tcl commands that allow Oracle
access via Tcl.
Starting in May 2000, Todd Helfter became the new maintainer of the Oratcl
package. Currently two versions of Oratcl are supported. Oratcl 4 for use
with Oracle 8i, 9i and 10g, and the older Oratcl 3 for use with Oracle 7
and 8.0.x.
Please visit the project page for feature request, bug reports and general
help requests.
Some information
Oratcl was originally written by Tom Poindexter and his site has many
valuable references. His website link can be found in the "Offsite Links"
section.
The windows binaries were compiled using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 or 7.0
and are linked with Tcl 8.4 using the Tcl stubs feature. Oratcl is not
linked with Oracle libraries at build time. Oracle libraries are
dynamically loaded at run time.
I have had Oratcl 4.4 running in daemons for months with no memory loss due
to memory leaks. I think this is the most memory 'clean' version to date.
The Oratcl 4.X series has been released under a 'BSD' style license, which
means that it can be used in commercial applications.
Oratcl 4.4 can be built in 32 bit or 64 bit mode. It can also be built
in multi-threaded mode.
Oratcl 4.4 is compatible with Oracle 10g Release 2 instant client.
Oratcl 4.4 is compatible with Oracle 11g Release 1.
