Re: OCIBreak from different process

It will be interesting to see the result of this. However as I understand, when OCI library is loaded for an application, it customizes itself on loading (e.g. NLS parameters). Now that makes me wonder since the initialized part is separate for two processes, will sharing the context work? Since the context is associated with the OCIEnv* you might want to share that as well. Also you might want to try OCI_SHARED flag to see if that does the trick.

To get the same effect as OCI_SHARED, I think Oracle has an environment variable OCI_SHARED_MODE that achives the same thing as initializing OCIEnvCreate with OCI_SHARED mode.

Good luck!

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"Knut Stolze" <stolze_at_informatik.uni-jena.de> wrote in message
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> Hi,

>

> Is it possible to have one process (not thread!) of an application to call

> OCIExecute, and a different process interrupting the OCIExecute with a

call


> to OCIBreak()?

>

> I haven't found anything saying what would be necessary to accomplish this

> task.  Somehow I would have to share the Service Context across the

process


> boundaries, right?  Anyone knows if that's possible and how it would have

to


> be done?

>

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> Knut Stolze