A connection object is primarily an internal bookkeeper. Multiple database
objects within the same session that use the same connection information (database
name, username, and password) share a single connection to the Oracle
database. You can use an OConnection object to ask for the database name and connection string that were used to
start the connection. OConnection is a subclass of OOracleObject.
You can get OConnection objects, using the GetConnection method, from an OConnectionCollection object, an ODatabase object, or an ODynaset object.
The OConnection class supports the following methods:
Construction and destruction:
OConnection
~OConnection
operator=
Attributes:
operator==
operator!=
IsOpen
Operations:
Close
GetConnectString
GetDatabaseName
GetSession
Error Handling:
ErrorNumber
ErrorReset
GetErrorText
LookupErrorText
