I am new to proc and I am usin开发者_JAVA百科g it with C++. I am able to connect to the database.
I am implementing the following scenario: 100 threads spawned and each thread is connecting to DB with separate connections and run time contexts. Each thread will be executing a stored procedure whi
I am getting error \"Execute-984 ORA-00984: column not allowed here\" while I am inserting values in my table Registred_Customer using Pro*C
I am using the below function in my C code for connecting to the oracle database. The below function is causing segmentation fault sometime while work at the other time
I\'ve got a multi-threaded C application that was compiled using Oracle 10g (pro*c and libraries.) The program uses one database connection per thread. We\'re moving to 开发者_StackOverflow中文版11g a
We are interacting with DB though Pro*C. We want to find out the queries which are taking the longest 开发者_如何学Gotime through Pro*C.
I am very new to pro c and I don\'t have any practical experience on developing pro c program. While debu开发者_运维问答gging a program I encountered a function call
As the title says, how do I connect to a given d开发者_开发百科atabase in Oracle\'s Pro C? I don\'t want the connection for Oracle database but for some other database.You use the exec sql connect sta
How is that开发者_StackOverflow useful? How can we access data from the database?Pro*C is actually a pre-compiler for Oracle database access within C code.
I have a cursor defined in PL/SQL, and I am wondering what the best way to use it from ProC is. Normally for a cursor defined in ProC you would do:
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