Re: Oracle C++ and Threading

Try to declare the private host variable as volatile. According to the doc, the complier will not try to optimize it and hence its address will be fixed -- which I understand is a requirement for host variables. I use Visual C++ and it seems to work. Check your compiler doc.

Please keep me informed about your findings -- I am in the same sort of troubles as you are ...

I am developing a Multithreaded ActiveX for asynchronous transactions -- the basic version works but Oh Boy...

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John Walton <jkwalton_at_gte.net> wrote in article
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> Has anyone had experience with threading oracle sql in c++?

> I would like to know if its possible to declare host variables

> as private within a class.

> 

> The threading comes into play because I want a thread to handle 

> a particular object and allow that object to access the database.

> I am using an orb and need the threading to allow multiple client 

> access though the object.

> 

> I have seen the examples that use a sql_context for each thread,

> but the logon procedure is missing. Do you still do a connect?

> Is there a connect for each sql_context or are all context's associated

> with the same connection?

> 

> Thanks,

> John W.

>