I like to know if it is posible to use (using php oracle functions)
dbms_output oracle package to display some information on screen without
having to previously stored it in a temporal table and then retrieving it
thanks,
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Hola,
Check out the php manual for an explanation of resources and arrays
Hi,
I am relatively new to Oracle PHP and trying to figure out the
Oracle functions. I am able to connect and open a db. But that's the
extent of what I can do w/o further explanation. Within the PHP docs I
can view all the Oracle functions, but their explanations are sparse to
say the leas
Hi!
I wonder if you have had the same problems with invoking oracle functions
and procedures via OCIParse, OCIExecute functions?
When I am trying to invoke a function or execute a procedure I receive an
OCIStmtExecute error.
The same statements works perfrectly direct in sqlplus.
It't waird!
