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I am working on an ESQL based ANSI C tool for processing dynamic
queries against Oracle. The developer who wrote the code got huge
performance increase when the saved off the sqlctx value and restored it
to enable them to "reuse bind information" in Oracle 7.3.2 this works
fine but in Oracle 7.3.4 sqlctx is still set to 0 after the call to
EXEC SQL PREPARE... and while everything binds and runs the first time
the query is executed subsequent executions of the same query now
fail with an ORA-1007 "Variable not in select list"
I am not really familiar with the SQLCA and SQLDA internal variables and cannot tell if perhaps sqlctx is in fact the problem...I only noticed that under 7.3.2 this field contained what appears to be an address after the call to EXEC SQL PREPARE and under 7.3.4 it is still 0.
If anyone could provide some clues I would be very grateful
Thanks,
Chuck
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Received on Thu Jul 22 1999 - 10:36:01 CDT
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