I'm trying to determine if I need to be concerned about the de-support of
non-deferred linking in version 9.x OCI. I have looked at the source code
for the OCI app in question. It's written in MS VC++ with MFC. In order to
call OCI API functions, we are calling a LoadLibrary function to load
OCIW32.DLL in to memory. Then we check to see if the necessary functions
are available in the DLL, in which case we set some pointers to their memory
address. We are loading OCIW32.DLL from the local Windows client's
%ORACLE_HOME%\BIN. When we compile and link the EXEs and DLLs in Visual
Studio, we are not linking any Oracle OCI libraries as far as I can tell.
Does this de-support of non-deferred linking have any application to my
situation?
TIA For Your Reply.
-Bill
Received on Mon Sep 10 2001 - 21:16:12 CDT
