Re: PL/SQL and non-standard CGI variables

From: Alain Paumen <Alain.Paumen_at_be.origin-it.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 09:36:40 +0200
Message-ID: <01bd6840$d0a7dea0$10d710ac@OINHDM145.EUROPE>

I'm afraid you're not hallucinatingt. I tried to access the userid of the person that logged in on my webserver (windows NT 4.0). Normally not a big problem for a CGI program, but it didn't work. After talking to some people at Oracle they told me it was inpossible to access other environment variables than what they provide and even in that list, some are always empty.

Alain Paumen

Jason Foster <Jason.Foster_at_ott.montage.ca> wrote in article <352CE440.A1D0F15F_at_ott.montage.ca>...
> The environment we're developing under is a little wierd in that all web
...
> It would be really, really great if someone could tell me that I'm
> hallucinating and the PL/SQL can access arbitrary CGI vars.
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
> Jason Foster
>
> Jason.Foster_at_ott.montage.ca
>
>
Received on Wed Apr 15 1998 - 02:36:40 CDT