First You need to create an ODBC Connection in the machine plus depending on the type of database such as Oracle, MS SqL, Teradata, Access. For Oracle systems you need the oracle client plus the proper DSN path in the oracle DSN folder. For MS SQL you need the ODBC drivers plus the PATH for the server. Hope this help. Hear,See,Learn,Understand,Practice Many can be good,but only ONE can be the best keep practicing

Your problem is that you have a lot of NON matching braces for example: { <-------------------------------- here display_statement (a, b, c, d, x, e); return 0; void display_statement (double payment, double loan_payment, double Tinterest, double Principal, int Number_Payments, double interestrate) { <-------------------------------- here printf("Monthy Payment: $%.2f\n\n", payment); printf("Total Loan Amount; $%.2f\n\n", loan_Amount); printf("Total Interest Payment: $%.2f\n\n", Tinterest); printf("Principal: $%.2f\n\n", Principal); printf("Number Of Payments: %d\n\n", Number_Payments); printf("Interest Rate %.3f percent\n\n", interestrate); } <-------------------------------- here Papa while (TRUE) Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

In addition to Roger's suggestion, I suggest the following to help 'polish' your application: WackoWolf wrote: // Integer local to Main to store initial radius value double r; Comment (int) does not match code (double). WackoWolf wrote: if (r >= 0) Use a double constant (0.0) here. WackoWolf wrote: printf("You Must Enter A Positive Integer!!!! Not A Negative Integer!!!\n"); Again referencing integers. WackoWolf wrote: double exponent=3; Use a double constant (3.0) here. WackoWolf wrote: void sphere_volume (double radius) Another suggestion I might make, although it has no impact on the outcome of your program, is to make this function's parameter const. void sphere_volume( const double radius ); This ensures that your code does not accidently change the value of the parameter. "One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb