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I'm using Oracle 9.2 and I would like to use an array/collection in
the IN clause of a SELECT statement. My application is programmed in C
and I'm using OCI. The select statement I'm using looks like this:
"SELECT value FROM numbertab WHERE zvalue IN :1"
The number table is rather huge (it contains several millions of
rows). The ':1' parameter corresponds to a set containing about 300
numbers (the numbers of this input set are calculated in realtime).
Because issuing 300 select statements separately would cost lots of
performance, I came up with the idea of using an array/collection as
input for the select statement.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find any OCI documentation how to do it. Is
it possible at all? I guess that OCIBindArrayOfStruct() cannot be
used, because it doesn't allow to specify the size of the array.
I am totally stumped - any ideas out there??
Thanks very much for any responses.
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