I think there was a patch for that one submitted but not released a while ago. I will test this against the the current version and see what I get.
""Sven Miller"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > (DBD::Oracle version 1.17) > Given the following: > > my $sLobLocator; > my $hSQL = $hDB->prepare(q{ > BEGIN > :lob := NULL; > END; > }, { ora_auto_lob => 0 }); > > $hSQL->bind_param_inout( ':lob', \$sLobLocator, 0, { ora_type => > ORA_BLOB } ); > $hSQL->execute; > print "\$sLobLocator = $sLobLocator\n"; > print "\$\$sLobLocator = $$sLobLocator\n"; > > The output is: > > $sLobLocator = OCILobLocatorPtr=SCALAR(0x1632d10) > $$sLobLocator = 25412916 > > I expected for $sLobLocator to be undefined or empty, or at least for > $$sLobLocator to be 0. Is this a bug, or is this by design? If this > is by design, is there a proper way to determine whether a LOB Locator > contains NULL? > > Thanks for any insight!
