Re: OCI deferred mode linking and ORACLE 7 / Windows NT

From: Ted A McFadden <madmax_at_world.std.com>
Date: Sun, 26 Jun 1994 19:35:01 GMT
Message-ID: <Cs0rqE.MIM_at_world.std.com>

ah513_at_FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Doug Harris) writes:

>...I seem to recall that with the OCI things are much easier, as deferred
>binding and/or parsing can be turned on/of using one of the arguments to the
>oparse() call...

There is an argument for oparse which behaves as you remember. It is not clear from the documentation whether if a parse is forced to immediate that this applies to binds done after the parse or whether they are deferred until the execute. I would like to be sure how the Windows/NT OCI libraries are linked. I have received several e-mail replies that have been helpful, but none of the windows NT equivalents of the manuals or files people have mentioned ever states anything specific about OCI deferred mode linking.

Fortunately I found the bug I was looking for this time. I would like to know exactly what ORACLE OCI is doing for future reference.

Thanks for the many replies to my query, Ted McFadden
madmax_at_world.std.com Received on Sun Jun 26 1994 - 21:35:01 CEST

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