g as only one
thread "owns" them at any time. IOW if I maintain my own locking, why
would I still be limited in sharing connections/cursors between
threads? What am I missing?
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post it elsewhere, but I don't really know
> where. Thoughts?
I sent this to my local Oracle folks, one of whom suggested that you
could try the various local oracle user groups next. They might be
more interested than IOUG. E.g. http://nocoug.org/
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x27;
> act1 = goGetIt( NactivityDt, NactionCode )
>
> NactivityDt = '12-apr-2005'
> NactionCode = 'chr(13)'
> act2 = goGetIt( NactivityDt, NactionCode )
>
> NactivityDt = '12-apr-2005'
> NactionCode = chr(13)
> act3 = goGetIt( NactivityDt, NactionCode )
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ne about whether or not that is supposed to work.
> We've also talked about using NVARCHAR2 and NCLOB.
>
> We have not set any environment variables on Solaris.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mark
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