> To: [email protected]> From: [email protected]> Subject: Re: Issue
> with bind_param_inout and sys_refcursor> Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 10:23:32
> -0800> > On Feb 10, 7:16 pm, [email protected] wrote:> > You didn't say
> which version of DBD::Oracle you are useing> >> > anyway you DBI is rather
> old.> >> > Update to the latest DBD::oracle and DBI then give it a try.> >> >
> cheers> > John Scoles> >> > Thanks John. I'm using DBD::Oracle version 1.15>
> > What you and Charles are saying is reasonable. I would have to> upgrade DBI
> and DBD::Oracle and give it a shot, unfortunately, I was> tasked to write
> this script so it would be portable on any machine> that had the Oracle
> Client: 10.2.0.4 32 bit and I'm not permitted to> install or use any other
> modules than what Oracle gave us with the> client.>
Not sure what do you mean exactly as Oracle has nothing to do with the DBI or
DBD::Oracle Perl mods
except providing the client software?
As for protability one normally writes this sort of code to a base standard for
DBI and DBD.
Is this what you mean.
> What this means is that I have to take the guts out of my functions> and
> stored procedures and write it in-line sql statements. But that's> probably
> more information than you're interested in hearing about.> > Anyway, thanks
> for letting me know that it's the versions that are the> problem and not me.
> When I'm done with the project I'll try this with> the upgraded versions and
> let you know how it works out.> > Thanks for helping, I greatly appreciate
> all your opinions.> > Phil>
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