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Ora_Parse

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Ora_Parse -- parse an SQL statement

Description

int ora_parse (int cursor_ind, string sql_statement, int defer)

This function parses an SQL statement or a PL/SQL block and associates it with the given cursor. Returns 0 on success or -1 on error.


 User Contributed Notes: Ora_Parse

schultz@mitotix.com
03-Aug-1998 09:04
ora_parse returns a true value when there is no error, and a false value when there is an error. (not 0 and -1)

butthead@ruxy.org.ru
17-Nov-1998 10:00
It seems strange. I think it returns
-1 (true) on success and 0 if fails.
At least for me in PHP 3.0.6 dev win32.
Also I am confusing with <CODE>defer</CODE>.
What is it?

kb514ng@hotmail.com
21-May-2000 09:30
What int defer use for?

niko1@mail.com
20-Jul-2000 12:05
give me an example of ora_parse pleas.the syntax is not very clear for me.
thanks
niko

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