Oracle® Objects for OLE C++ Class Library Developer's Guide 10g Release 2 (10.2) B14308-01 |
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Applies To
Description
This method adds a parameter to a database.
Usage
OParamArray AddTable(const char *name, int iotype, int servertype, int ArraySize, int ElementSize)
OParamArray AddTable(const char *name, int iotype, int serverType, int Dimension, int Size=0, char* object_name = NULL);
Arguments
Arguments |
Description |
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name | The parameter name. |
value | The initial value of the parameter. |
iotype | Specifies whether this parameter is an input variable, an output variable, or both. The value should be one of: OPARAMETER_INVAR // in parameter OPARAMETER_OUTVAR // out parameter OPARAMETER_INOUTVAR // in/out parameter |
servertype | The Oracle server type of parameter. See the GetServerType method. |
ArraySize | Defines the number of elements in the parameter array. The maximum length of the buffer is 32512 bytes. This parameter is used to calculate the maximum buffer length. The valid range for this parameter depends on the VarType parameter as shown in the next table: |
ElementSize | Defines the size of the array element for character or string type table parameters. |
Dimension |
Dimension of the array. |
object_name |
A case-sensitive string containing the name of the Object. This is only required if servertype is OTYPE_OBJECT, OTYPE_VARRAY, and OTYPE_TABLE. It is required for OTYPE_REF when the REF will be used in PL/SQL. |
VarType |
Dimension |
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OTYPE_NUMBER | Valid range from 1 to 1477 |
OTYPE_SINT | Same |
OTYPE_FLOAT | Same |
OTYPE_UINT | Same |
OTYPE_VARCHAR2 | Valid range from 1 to 32512. The maximum legal value of Dimension depends on the Size parameter. Size * Dimension should be less than 32512 bytes. |
OTYPE_STRING | Same |
OTYPE_VARCHAR | Same |
OTYPE_CHARZ | Same |
OTYPE_CHAR | Same |
OTYPE_DATE | Valid range from 1 to 4644. |
Remarks
These methods attach an OParamArray to an ODatabase. The name argument specifies the name of the parameter. To refer to the value of the OParameter within SQL statements, use :name.
The parameter that is created is referenced by the returned OParamArray object.
Return Value
An OParamArray, which will be open on success, closed on failure.
Example
OSession ses;
ODatabase odb;
long dbopt = 0; //the default is either no option, or the default set
char Msg[255];
char *pCharBuff = NULL;
int empno;
if (ses.Open() != OSUCCESS)
{
AfxMessageBox("session failed to open");
return;
}
odb.Open(ses, "ExampleDb", "scott", "tiger");
if(odb.IsOpen() != TRUE)
{
AfxMessageBox("database failed to open");
return;
}
else
AfxMessageBox("database open succeeded");
OParameterCollection params = odb.GetParameters();
params.Add("ArraySize", 3, OPARAMETER_INVAR, OTYPE_NUMBER);
OParamArray empnoarray = params.AddTable("EMPNOS", OPARAMETER_INVAR, OTYPE_NUMBER, 3);
OParamArray empnamesarray = params.AddTable("ENAMES", OPARAMETER_OUTVAR, OTYPE_VARCHAR2, 3, 10);
// Initialize EMPNOS array elements
empnoarray.SetValue(7698,0);
empnoarray.SetValue(7782,1);
empnoarray.SetValue(7654,2);
if(odb.ExecuteSQL("Begin Employee.GetEmpNamesInArray(:ArraySize, :EMPNOS, :ENAMES); End;" ) != OSUCCESS){
MessageBox("ExecuteSQL failed");
MessageBox(odb.GetServerErrorText());}
else
MessageBox("ExecuteSQL passed");
for (int count=0;count<3;count++){
empnamesarray.GetValue((const char **)&pCharBuff,count) ;
empnoarray.GetValue(&empno,count);
sprintf(Msg, "Emp name for emp#: %d is %s ", empno, pCharBuff);
MessageBox(Msg);
}