Hi everybody.
I'm completely new to OCI programming, so maybe I'm trying to do something
absurde, but...
I'm a C++ developer, trying to build a code layer in order to virtualize
data access in my app, so that it can be used with both DB my enterprise
supports, ORACLE and SQL Server. I'm using ADO with SQL Server, and I
introduced lately OCI with ORACLE. It works great, I improved performance
dramatically. Now, my problem: if I do an INSERT INTO binding, for example,
a big array of strings, it works ok until I dont have to store NULLS in DB,
I mean some values are NULLS but not every value in the array. It's not that
it doesnt work, is that I don't know how to manage it. More generally, is it
possible to fill an array that is going to be bound to a statement in a way
that NULLS can be passed and stored by INSERT INTO, what ever the field type
is (VARCHAR, DATE, NUMBER... accepting NULLS, of course)? I hope I've been
clear...
Advices or links to useful infos would be veeeery appreciated :o)
Thanks,
Wasp
Received on Tue Oct 08 2002 - 16:18:01 CDT
