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Re: [Orclib-users] OCILIB : Problem with OCI_LOB ( blob)

[Coulibaly O. D. <cou...@ca...>]

Hi,

I change  like this :
       ....
      else if (OCI_ColumnGetType(col)==OCI_CDT_LOB)
            {
              OCI_Lob * data = (OCI_Lob *) OCI_BindGetData(bnd);
              OCI_Lob **photo = (OCI_Lob **)data;
              boolean  a = OCI_LobAssign(photo[pos], OCI_GetLob(rs_src, i));
            }

But OCI_LobAssign always return FALSE  in my case.

Regards



2011/3/10, vincent rogier <vin...@ya...>:
> you can't do :
>
> photo[pos] =OCI_GetLob(rs_src, i);
>
> you should do ;:
>
> OCI_LobAssign(photo[pos], OCI_GetLob(rs_src, i));
>
> 2011/3/10 Coulibaly Ouekalo Daniel <cou...@ca...>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a problem when  i try to insert  a array of blob.
>> There  is a part of  code :
>>
>>           if (OCI_IsNull(rs_src, i))
>>            {
>>                OCI_BindSetNullAtPos(bnd, pos);
>>            }
>>            else if (OCI_ColumnGetType(col)==OCI_CDT_LOB)
>>            {
>>              OCI_Lob * data = (OCI_Lob *) OCI_BindGetData(bnd);
>>              OCI_Lob **photo = (OCI_Lob **)data;
>>              photo[pos] =OCI_GetLob(rs_src, i);
>>            }
>>            else
>>            {.....}
>>
>> ........
>> OCI_Execute(st)
>>
>> the  OCI_Execute(st)  encounter errors
>>
>>
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[Orclib-users] OCILIB : Problem with OCI_LOB ( blob)

[Coulibaly O. D. <cou...@ca...>]

Hi,

I have a problem when  i try to insert  a array of blob.
There  is a part of  code :

           if (OCI_IsNull(rs_src, i))
            {
                OCI_BindSetNullAtPos(bnd, pos);
            }
            else if (OCI_ColumnGetType(col)==OCI_CDT_LOB)
            {
              OCI_Lob * data = (OCI_Lob *) OCI_BindGetData(bnd);
              OCI_Lob **photo = (OCI_Lob **)data;
              photo[pos] =OCI_GetLob(rs_src, i);
            }
            else
            {.....}

........
OCI_Execute(st)

the  OCI_Execute(st)  encounter errors

Re: [Orclib-users] [Bulk] Re: Problem with advancedQues

[vincent r. <vin...@ya...>]

use the right printf token for integers :

printf("FILL_VOL %d \n",  OCI_ObjectGetUnsignedInt(MyObj, "FILL_VOL"));

Regards,

Vincent Rogier

2011/2/13 Hayyan Rafiq <hay...@ho...>

>  Problem solved.... I managed to solve the problem and now its worrking
> great. However I have one last question
> when i use
> printf("SYMBOL %s \n",  OCI_ObjectGetString(MyObj, "SYMBOL"));
> The  output is correct as the above is a string
> however when i use
> printf("FILL_VOL %s \n",  OCI_ObjectGetUnsignedInt(MyObj, "FILL_VOL"));
> I get an error as above is a number any idea what i should use???
>
> ------------------------------
> From: hay...@ho...
> To: orc...@li...
> Subject: Problem with advancedQues
> Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2011 08:32:42 +0000
>
>
> Hi I just started using OCILIB and so far I just got it to unblock whenever
> there is an object in my Queues.
> Here is what really happens when the queue is empty
> my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque);
> Blocks as it should however when I insert something into the Queue the
> above procedure unblocks however my_msg is still NULL. Any idea what i could
> be doing wrong
> here ?? The code which i wrote is given below::
>
> OCI_Connection *con;
>     OCI_Agent      *MyAgent;
>     OCI_Agent      *RetAgent;
>     OCI_Dequeue    *MyDeque;
>     OCI_TypeInfo   *Typeinf;
>     boolean         ConsRet;
>     boolean         AgentSet;
>     OCI_Msg        *my_msg;
>     boolean         BoolDequeueSetAgentList;
>     boolean         DeqMode;
>     boolean         set_msg;
>     OCI_Object     *MyObj;
>
>
>     OCI_Initialize(NULL, NULL,OCI_ENV_DEFAULT); //OCI_ENV_CONTEXT
> OCI_ENV_DEFAULT
>
>     con = OCI_ConnectionCreate(ConnString , username, pass,
> OCI_SESSION_DEFAULT);
>
>     //Create Agent which holds the consumer Name
>     MyAgent = OCI_AgentCreate(con,AgentName,AgentAddress); //Agent Name =
> ULTRADBA Address=ULTRADBA.ACT_Q //OK
>
>     //Set The Agent  Name
>     AgentSet = OCI_AgentSetName(MyAgent,AgentName);       //OKAY
> //AgentName
>
>     //Create a Type Info Indicating Object Payload
>     Typeinf =
> OCI_TypeInfoGet(con,"ULTRADBA.ACTIVITY_DET_QMSG",OCI_TIF_TYPE);  //Okay
>
>     //Use OCI_DequeueCreate To Initialize Dequeing
>     MyDeque = OCI_DequeueCreate(Typeinf, QueueName);  ///NOT SURE  //QUEUE
> NAME
>
>
>     //OCI_DequeueSetAgentList Attach agent with deque
>     BoolDequeueSetAgentList = OCI_DequeueSetAgentList(MyDeque,&MyAgent,1);
> //OK
>
>     //ConsRet Set Consumer
>     ConsRet = OCI_DequeueSetConsumer(MyDeque,NULL);  //OKAY
>
>     printf("Starting Listening To Messages \n");
>
>
>     //Listen For Messages Using OCI_DequeueListen
>     RetAgent = OCI_DequeueListen(MyDeque,80); //Agent Address Returned
>     //OCI_DequeueSetWaitTime(MyDeque,200); //OKAY
>
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>     ///////////////////////////////////SETUP THE
> MESSAGE//////////////////////////////////////
>     my_msg = OCI_MsgCreate(Typeinf);
>     MyObj  = OCI_ObjectCreate(con, Typeinf);
>     set_msg = OCI_MsgSetObject(my_msg,MyObj);
>     OCI_MsgFree(my_msg);
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
>     //DeqMode= OCI_DequeueSetMode(MyDeque,OCI_ADM_REMOVE );
>     my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque); //Blocking Call
>
>
>     MyObj = OCI_MsgGetObject(my_msg);
>
>     //Get Consumer Name using OCI_DequeueGetConsumer
>
> //    printf("Messages Received \n");
>
>
> ///================================================================================
>
> ////===============================================================================
>
> /////==============================================================================
>
>     printf("Consumer Name  %s",OCI_DequeueGetConsumer(MyDeque));
>
>
> Any help would be appreciated... Thanks
>
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Re: [Orclib-users] Problem with advancedQues

[Hayyan R. <hay...@ho...>]

Problem solved.... I managed to solve the problem and now its worrking great. However I have one last question
when i use
printf("SYMBOL %s \n",  OCI_ObjectGetString(MyObj, "SYMBOL"));
The  output is correct as the above is a string
however when i use
printf("FILL_VOL %s \n",  OCI_ObjectGetUnsignedInt(MyObj, "FILL_VOL"));
I get an error as above is a number any idea what i should use???

From: hay...@ho...
To: orc...@li...
Subject: Problem with advancedQues
Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2011 08:32:42 +0000








Hi I just started using OCILIB and so far I just got it to unblock whenever there is an object in my Queues. 
Here is what really happens when the queue is empty 
my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque);
Blocks as it should however when I insert something into the Queue the above procedure unblocks however my_msg is still NULL. Any idea what i could be doing wrong
here ?? The code which i wrote is given below::

OCI_Connection *con;
    OCI_Agent      *MyAgent;
    OCI_Agent      *RetAgent;
    OCI_Dequeue    *MyDeque;
    OCI_TypeInfo   *Typeinf;
    boolean         ConsRet; 
    boolean         AgentSet;
    OCI_Msg        *my_msg;
    boolean         BoolDequeueSetAgentList;
    boolean         DeqMode;
    boolean         set_msg;  
    OCI_Object     *MyObj;

       
    OCI_Initialize(NULL, NULL,OCI_ENV_DEFAULT); //OCI_ENV_CONTEXT  OCI_ENV_DEFAULT 
     
    con = OCI_ConnectionCreate(ConnString , username, pass, OCI_SESSION_DEFAULT); 

    //Create Agent which holds the consumer Name
    MyAgent = OCI_AgentCreate(con,AgentName,AgentAddress); //Agent Name = ULTRADBA Address=ULTRADBA.ACT_Q //OK

    //Set The Agent  Name
    AgentSet = OCI_AgentSetName(MyAgent,AgentName);       //OKAY //AgentName

    //Create a Type Info Indicating Object Payload
    Typeinf = OCI_TypeInfoGet(con,"ULTRADBA.ACTIVITY_DET_QMSG",OCI_TIF_TYPE);  //Okay

    //Use OCI_DequeueCreate To Initialize Dequeing
    MyDeque = OCI_DequeueCreate(Typeinf, QueueName);  ///NOT SURE  //QUEUE NAME 
    

    //OCI_DequeueSetAgentList Attach agent with deque
    BoolDequeueSetAgentList = OCI_DequeueSetAgentList(MyDeque,&MyAgent,1);  //OK

    //ConsRet Set Consumer
    ConsRet = OCI_DequeueSetConsumer(MyDeque,NULL);  //OKAY

    printf("Starting Listening To Messages \n");

        
    //Listen For Messages Using OCI_DequeueListen
    RetAgent = OCI_DequeueListen(MyDeque,80); //Agent Address Returned
    //OCI_DequeueSetWaitTime(MyDeque,200); //OKAY

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////SETUP THE MESSAGE//////////////////////////////////////
    my_msg = OCI_MsgCreate(Typeinf);
    MyObj  = OCI_ObjectCreate(con, Typeinf);
    set_msg = OCI_MsgSetObject(my_msg,MyObj);
    OCI_MsgFree(my_msg);
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    
    //DeqMode= OCI_DequeueSetMode(MyDeque,OCI_ADM_REMOVE );
    my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque); //Blocking Call

    
    MyObj = OCI_MsgGetObject(my_msg);
    
    //Get Consumer Name using OCI_DequeueGetConsumer

//    printf("Messages Received \n");

    ///================================================================================
    ////===============================================================================
    /////==============================================================================

    printf("Consumer Name  %s",OCI_DequeueGetConsumer(MyDeque));


Any help would be appreciated... Thanks
 		 	   		  

[Orclib-users] Problem with advancedQues

[Hayyan R. <hay...@ho...>]

Hi I just started using OCILIB and so far I just got it to unblock whenever there is an object in my Queues. 
Here is what really happens when the queue is empty 
my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque);
Blocks as it should however when I insert something into the Queue the above procedure unblocks however my_msg is still NULL. Any idea what i could be doing wrong
here ?? The code which i wrote is given below::

OCI_Connection *con;
    OCI_Agent      *MyAgent;
    OCI_Agent      *RetAgent;
    OCI_Dequeue    *MyDeque;
    OCI_TypeInfo   *Typeinf;
    boolean         ConsRet; 
    boolean         AgentSet;
    OCI_Msg        *my_msg;
    boolean         BoolDequeueSetAgentList;
    boolean         DeqMode;
    boolean         set_msg;  
    OCI_Object     *MyObj;

       
    OCI_Initialize(NULL, NULL,OCI_ENV_DEFAULT); //OCI_ENV_CONTEXT  OCI_ENV_DEFAULT 
     
    con = OCI_ConnectionCreate(ConnString , username, pass, OCI_SESSION_DEFAULT); 

    //Create Agent which holds the consumer Name
    MyAgent = OCI_AgentCreate(con,AgentName,AgentAddress); //Agent Name = ULTRADBA Address=ULTRADBA.ACT_Q //OK

    //Set The Agent  Name
    AgentSet = OCI_AgentSetName(MyAgent,AgentName);       //OKAY //AgentName

    //Create a Type Info Indicating Object Payload
    Typeinf = OCI_TypeInfoGet(con,"ULTRADBA.ACTIVITY_DET_QMSG",OCI_TIF_TYPE);  //Okay

    //Use OCI_DequeueCreate To Initialize Dequeing
    MyDeque = OCI_DequeueCreate(Typeinf, QueueName);  ///NOT SURE  //QUEUE NAME 
    

    //OCI_DequeueSetAgentList Attach agent with deque
    BoolDequeueSetAgentList = OCI_DequeueSetAgentList(MyDeque,&MyAgent,1);  //OK

    //ConsRet Set Consumer
    ConsRet = OCI_DequeueSetConsumer(MyDeque,NULL);  //OKAY

    printf("Starting Listening To Messages \n");

        
    //Listen For Messages Using OCI_DequeueListen
    RetAgent = OCI_DequeueListen(MyDeque,80); //Agent Address Returned
    //OCI_DequeueSetWaitTime(MyDeque,200); //OKAY

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////SETUP THE MESSAGE//////////////////////////////////////
    my_msg = OCI_MsgCreate(Typeinf);
    MyObj  = OCI_ObjectCreate(con, Typeinf);
    set_msg = OCI_MsgSetObject(my_msg,MyObj);
    OCI_MsgFree(my_msg);
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    
    //DeqMode= OCI_DequeueSetMode(MyDeque,OCI_ADM_REMOVE );
    my_msg = OCI_DequeueGet(MyDeque); //Blocking Call

    
    MyObj = OCI_MsgGetObject(my_msg);
    
    //Get Consumer Name using OCI_DequeueGetConsumer

//    printf("Messages Received \n");

    ///================================================================================
    ////===============================================================================
    /////==============================================================================

    printf("Consumer Name  %s",OCI_DequeueGetConsumer(MyDeque));


Any help would be appreciated... Thanks
 		 	   		  

[Orclib-users] Pool with OCI_POOL_SESSION is failing with ORA-24427

[Ameo G. <ame...@re...>]

Hi Team,

I was creating Session Pool using
OCI_ConnPool *pool = OCI_PoolCreate("service", "user","pwd", OCI_POOL_SESSION, OCI_SESSION_DEFAULT, 2, 10, 2);
OCI_Connection cn1 = OCI_PoolGetConnection(pool, NULL);
OCI_Connection cn2 = OCI_PoolGetConnection(pool, NULL);

Second call to getConnection is failing with "ORA-24427: Invalid attributes on user handle"

Source: Connection.c - OCISessionGet (Line: 504)
OCILib v3.8.1
Oracle Version: 11gR2

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Re: [Orclib-users] [Bulk] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to oracle database using ocilib

[Xun C. <ch...@av...>]

Thanks for you prompt reply.
I added some printf() in string.c and recompiled the library.
I found it returns in the check at function OCI_StringToStringPtr() .
That is wired.
Is the handle in the OCI_Elem struct initialized properly after calling the
OCI_ElemCreate()?

Btw, I didn't encounter problem with OCI_ObjectSetString().

Best,
Xun
________________________________

???: vincent rogier [mailto:vin...@gm...] 
????: 2009?11?9? ??? 18:47
???: Xun Chen
??: Re: ??: [Bulk] [Orclib-users] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to oracle
database using ocilib


the check is normal...

OCI_ElemSetString() calls OCI_ElemSetNull() is the passed string is null and
OCI_StringToStringPtr() if not.


2009/11/9 Xun Chen <ch...@av...>



	Hi Vincent,
	
	Thanks for your reply.
	But I found that the function OCI_ElemSetString() always returns
false.
	
	It returns false when performing the check of
	    OCI_CHECK(str    == NULL, FALSE);
	in line 664 of the source file string.c.
	
	Best regards,
	Xun
	
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vincent
	rogier
	????: 2009?11?9? ??? 18:05
	???: Xun Chen
	??: Re: [Bulk] [Orclib-users] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to
oracle
	database using ocilib
	
	
	Hi Xun,
	
	there is a error in your code.
	
	It should be :
	
	
	
	       /* .. */
	
	       type    = OCI_TypeInfoGet(conn, "string_array20",
OCI_TIF_TYPE);
	       vchars = OCI_CollCreate(type);
	       elem   = OCI_ElemCreate(type);
	
	       for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
	          OCI_ElemSetString(elem, s[i]));
	          OCI_CollAppend(vchars, elem);
	        }
	
	       /* .. */
	
	
	Regards,
	
	Vincent
	
	
	2009/11/9 Xun Chen <ch...@av...>
	
	
	
	       Hi,
	
	       I want to call a procedure which take a varray of varchar2 as
a in
	parameter.
	       As a test, I write the following code to set the data
	
	        OCI_Coll  * vchars;
	        OCI_Elem * elem;
	        OCI_TypeInfo *type;
	        char s[5][64];
	        int n;
	        strcpy(s[0], "2009-01-04 11:22:15");
	        strcpy(s[1], "2009-03-14 01:12:25");
	        strcpy(s[2], "2009-04-24 11:42:35");
	        strcpy(s[3], "2009-05-04 21:52:45");
	        strcpy(s[4], "2009-06-04 13:32:55");
	          ....
	          n=5;
	        type = OCI_TypeInfoGet(conn, "string_array20",
OCI_TIF_TYPE);
	        vchars = OCI_CollCreate(type);
	        for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
	          elem = OCI_ElemCreate(type);
	          OCI_ElemSetColl(elem, vchars);
	          OCI_ElemSetString(elem, s[i]));
	          OCI_CollAppend(vchars, elem);
	        }
	
	       where string_array20 is defined by following pl/sql
statement:
	       create type string_array20 is varray(20) of varchar2(64);
	
	       Run the code show following message:
	       Elements are not compatible.
	
	       It seems that I should not use OCI_ElemSetString() here. If
so, what
	should I do to pass
	        such a data type to the database?
	
	       Best regards,
	       Xun
	
	
	
	
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[Orclib-users] ??: [Bulk] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to oracle database using ocilib

[Xun C. <ch...@av...>]

 
Hi Vincent,

Thanks for your reply.
But I found that the function OCI_ElemSetString() always returns false.

It returns false when performing the check of 
     OCI_CHECK(str    == NULL, FALSE);
in line 664 of the source file string.c.

Best regards,
Xun

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rogier
????: 2009?11?9? ??? 18:05
???: Xun Chen
??: Re: [Bulk] [Orclib-users] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to oracle
database using ocilib


Hi Xun,

there is a error in your code.

It should be :



	/* .. */
	
	type    = OCI_TypeInfoGet(conn, "string_array20", OCI_TIF_TYPE);
	vchars = OCI_CollCreate(type);
	elem   = OCI_ElemCreate(type);
	
	for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
	   OCI_ElemSetString(elem, s[i]));
	   OCI_CollAppend(vchars, elem);
	 }
	
	/* .. */
	

Regards,

Vincent


2009/11/9 Xun Chen <ch...@av...>



	Hi,
	
	I want to call a procedure which take a varray of varchar2 as a in
parameter.
	As a test, I write the following code to set the data
	
	 OCI_Coll  * vchars;
	 OCI_Elem * elem;
	 OCI_TypeInfo *type;
	 char s[5][64];
	 int n;
	 strcpy(s[0], "2009-01-04 11:22:15");
	 strcpy(s[1], "2009-03-14 01:12:25");
	 strcpy(s[2], "2009-04-24 11:42:35");
	 strcpy(s[3], "2009-05-04 21:52:45");
	 strcpy(s[4], "2009-06-04 13:32:55");
	   ....
	   n=5;
	 type = OCI_TypeInfoGet(conn, "string_array20", OCI_TIF_TYPE);
	 vchars = OCI_CollCreate(type);
	 for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
	   elem = OCI_ElemCreate(type);
	   OCI_ElemSetColl(elem, vchars);
	   OCI_ElemSetString(elem, s[i]));
	   OCI_CollAppend(vchars, elem);
	 }
	
	where string_array20 is defined by following pl/sql statement:
	create type string_array20 is varray(20) of varchar2(64);
	
	Run the code show following message:
	Elements are not compatible.
	
	It seems that I should not use OCI_ElemSetString() here. If so, what
should I do to pass
	 such a data type to the database?
	
	Best regards,
	Xun
	
	
	
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[Orclib-users] how to pass a varray of varchar2 to oracle database using ocilib

[Xun C. <ch...@av...>]

Hi,

I want to call a procedure which take a varray of varchar2 as a in parameter.
As a test, I write the following code to set the data 

  OCI_Coll  * vchars;
  OCI_Elem * elem;
  OCI_TypeInfo *type;
  char s[5][64];
  int n;
  strcpy(s[0], "2009-01-04 11:22:15");
  strcpy(s[1], "2009-03-14 01:12:25");
  strcpy(s[2], "2009-04-24 11:42:35");
  strcpy(s[3], "2009-05-04 21:52:45");
  strcpy(s[4], "2009-06-04 13:32:55");
    ....
    n=5;
  type = OCI_TypeInfoGet(conn, "string_array20", OCI_TIF_TYPE);
  vchars = OCI_CollCreate(type);
  for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
    elem = OCI_ElemCreate(type);
    OCI_ElemSetColl(elem, vchars);
    OCI_ElemSetString(elem, s[i]));
    OCI_CollAppend(vchars, elem);
  }

where string_array20 is defined by following pl/sql statement:
create type string_array20 is varray(20) of varchar2(64);

Run the code show following message:
Elements are not compatible.

It seems that I should not use OCI_ElemSetString() here. If so, what should I do to pass
 such a data type to the database?

Best regards,
Xun

[Orclib-users] Tr : OCILIB Project use

[vincent r. <vin...@ya...>]

Hi,

I open this topic to incite OCILIB users to report the use of OCILIB in their project, application , ...

I 'd like to start a list of projects using OCILIB to put on the OCILIB website.

So, just then reply in this topic or send me an email with your project name and/or details

Thanks


Vincent

[Orclib-users] OCILIB Platform validation

[vincent r. <vin...@ya...>]

Hi,

I open this topic to incite OCILIB users to report successful uses of OCILIB on various platform.

=> Please, report :

* OS Type and version
* Oracle client et server versions
* Compiler name and version

=> Actual compatibility list :

 * Validated Platforms : 
 
 - Windows 
 - UP/UX 
 - Linux 
 - Solaris 
 - AIX 

 * Validated Compilers : 

 - GCC / MinGW
 - MS Compilers 
 - XLC  
 - CC 

 * Validated Oracle versions : 
 
 - Oracle 8i 
 - Oracle 9i 
 - Oracle 10g 
 - Oracle 11g 

Thanks


Vincent