Interesting. Blame it on the previous programmer. :) On Thursday 07 November 2002 14:03, oraclegeek wrote: > Hello fokls. First, I do not and have never worked for Oracle. I thought > I'd show you some funny and interesting comments from the Oracle source > tree that I've been made privy to. Here is today's installment. > > /* retch, gag, choke. If this bit is off, oracle doesn't break/reset > the ttc pipe in the event of an error. When oracle is running an NPI > execution, there may well be data left in the pipe when an error > occurs at type-check time since the current crop of bind variables > are sent along with the execute function block . Since this bit is > always cleared, the data stays in the pipe and fouls things up on > the next transmit. So...don't clear the bit here if executing an > OEXEC (or an OALL, which may execute an OEXEC). Instead, let opiobv > clear it. This means that any execute error will mean a break/reset, > even if there is no data left in the pipe. Tough luck, campers */ -- Please see the official ORACLE-L FAQ: http://www.orafaq.com -- Author: Jared Still INET: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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