In Oracle you would write: insert into pts (pid, txt) values (1,'502a');
But in PHP you are going to do the following:
$conn = oci_connect('scott','tiger','my_db');
$sql = "insert into pts (pid, txt) values (1,'502a')";
$cursor = oci_parse($conn, $sql);
if (! $cursor)
{ $err = oci_error($conn);
print htmlentities($e['message']);
exit;
}
$results = oci_execute($cursor);
oci_commit($conn);
oci_close($conn);
The difference is that in PHP it appends a command seperator during the
parsing. A simple thing is to remove the trailing comma from the parsed
SQL or remove it from the file.
Roy A. Jones
"Rosen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
23-Oct-2006 19:21
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[PHP-DB] Problem with Oracle
Hi,
I have a problem with PHP and Oracle 10 Database.
I read sql script from file and execute it.
Files are something like this:
insert into pts (pid, txt) values (1,'502a');
insert into pts (pid, txt) values (2,'502b');
.....
I receive a message: "ORA-00911: invalid character"
When I remove manually the ";" from the end of every row and execute
separate every command
everything is ok.
I have and script files fo creating procedures/functions and there in not
a
problem with ";".
Where is the problem ? Why can not be used ";" as command separator from
PHP
?
Thanks in advance!
Rosen
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