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From: turk@andrews.edu (Daniel Turk)
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Subject: LIBPQ "global" variables
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1993 17:30:56 -0400 (EDT)
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I'm wanting to access the "internal variables" provided by LIBPQ.  These
include PQhost, PQport, etc.  I see them all defined in the LIBPQ
section of the manual, but have not been able to determine how a
programmer is supposed to define them in an application program and
access them.  I can't find them defined in any of the .h files and when
I simply define them in my program they are not automatically
initialized with values I'd expect.....

Any help would be appreciated!

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