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PLSQL Procedures

From: Ben Bromfield <ben_at_vianet.net.au>
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 15:59:11 +0800
Message-ID: <3608AA4F.16517F81@vianet.net.au>


Hi,

I am making a website using Oracle webserver 3 using PLSQL I am having small a problem using procedures

I have a login page executed with the procedure "login" Then another procedure called "exec_login" which does the processing for "login" when the user clicks the submit button. Then there is a small problem when i execute a procedure from within another procedure it does not end the current procedure. Theirfore is the user gets his username / password wrong too many times the oracle server falls over because there are too many procedures within procedures open.
Is there any way to tell the oracle server to finish the current procedure close it and remove it from memory and then go on to a new one ?

A quick outline below

procedure login
-- display web page

procedure exec_login (variables from login) --check the user is valid
if user name and password = ok then
 Next_Procedure

if user name and password = not ok then  go back to login

end exec login; Received on Wed Sep 23 1998 - 02:59:11 CDT

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