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Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide
Release 2 (9.2)

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OCI Relational Functions, 19 of 38


OCITerminate()

Purpose

Detaches the process from the shared memory subsystem and releases the shared memory.

Syntax

sword OCITerminate ( ub4    mode);

Parameters

mode (IN)

Call-specific mode. Valid value:

Comments

OCITerminate() should be called only once for each process and is the counterpart of OCIInitialize() call. The call will try to detach the process from the shared memory subsystem and shut it down. It also performs additional process cleanup operations. When two or more processes connecting to the same shared memory are calling OCITerminate() simultaneously, the fastest one will release the shared memory subsystem completely and the slower ones will have to abort.

Related Functions

OCIInitialize()

Handle and Descriptor Functions

This section describes the OCI handle and descriptor functions.

Table 15-2 Handle and Descriptor Functions  
Function Purpose

OCIAttrGet()

Get the attributes of a handle

OCIAttrSet()

Set an attribute of a handle or descriptor

OCIDescriptorAlloc()

Allocate and initialize a descriptor or LOB locator

OCIDescriptorFree()

Free a previously allocated descriptor

OCIHandleAlloc()

Allocate and initialize a handle

OCIHandleFree()

Free a previously allocated handle

OCIParamGet()

Get a parameter descriptor

OCIParamSet()

Set parameter descriptor in COR handle


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