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On Tue, 05 May 1998 17:25:58 -0600, you wrote:
>Is there any way to setup a non-blocking SQL statement in general? with Pro*C?
>
>I have a process that needs to poll a number of file descriptors (sockets and
>FIFOs). For each event on the fifos, I have to perform some database
>operations. I really don't want to be blocked waiting for the query's result
>while there are other events to be serviced.
>
>I tried to use multi-threaded Pro*C code (Oracle for Workgroup 7.3.3 and
>Pro*C 2.2.4)to solve the problem, but was not very comfortable with the
>reliability of the Pro*C generated code in an MT environment.
>
>Thanks.
>
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Not with Pro*C, its pretty easy to do with OCI -- the Oracle Call Interface tho.
Thomas Kyte
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