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I have run into this before. If you look at the Oracle documentation on
OCIStmtExecute, there is a parameter called iters. If this is set > 0, a
fetch is done at the time the statement is executed. Thus you must have
bound the variables to receive the output. If you set it to 0, it should
return without fetching a row. Then you can bind your result variables and
start fetching.
Hope this helps,
DeVerne Coleman
uri bargil wrote in message <3710C496.6D1DD483_at_trans-planet.com>...
>I'm trying to implement a select statement using the OCIStmtExecute( ).
>
>I'm getting this error : "The error buffer is ORA-24374 : define not
>done before fetch or execute and fetch".
>What is the reason of this problem and how can I solve it ?
>thank you all.
>Uri.
>E - mail : uri_at_trans-planet.com
>
Received on Sun Apr 11 1999 - 21:37:15 CDT
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