SqlOra

Namespace: PPJ.Runtime.Sql

Assembly: PPJ.Runtime.50 (5.0.0.0)

Provides Oracle PL/SQL execution and output-parameter sizing support.

C#

public class SqlOra

VB.NET

Public Class SqlOra

Example:

using PPJ.Runtime.Sql;

var handle = SalSqlHandle.Null;
if (handle.Connect())
{
    try
    {
        if (SqlOra.PLSQLPrepare(handle, "BEGIN NULL; END;"))
            SqlOra.PLSQLExecute(handle);
    }
    finally { handle.Disconnect(); }
}

Properties

MaxArrayLength

Int32: Gets or sets the number of elements allocated for output arrays; the initial value is 1000.

MaxNonStringSize

Int32: Gets or sets the buffer size assigned to non-string output parameters; the initial value is 64.

MaxStringElementSize

Int32: Gets or sets the buffer size of each string element in an output array; the initial value is 2000.

MaxStringSize

Int32: Gets or sets the buffer size assigned to string output parameters; the initial value is 8190.

Methods

PLSQLCommand(hSql, command)

Adds missing bind markers, prepares an Oracle procedure call, and executes it.

Parameter	Type	Description
hSql	SalSqlHandle	The connected statement handle used for the PL/SQL operation.
command	String	The procedure invocation with its bind expressions.

Returns: Boolean. True when execution succeeds; false when preparation returns false, or the result supplied by SQL error handling.

PLSQLExecute(hSql)

Executes the prepared PL/SQL block and copies Oracle output parameters into bind variables.

Parameter	Type	Description
hSql	SalSqlHandle	The connected statement handle used for the PL/SQL operation.

Returns: Boolean. True when execution succeeds, or the result supplied by SQL error handling.

PLSQLPrepare(hSql, plsql)

Normalizes and prepares Oracle PL/SQL text.

Parameter	Type	Description
hSql	SalSqlHandle	The connected statement handle used for the PL/SQL operation.
plsql	String	The Oracle PL/SQL block or statement text.

Returns: Boolean. True when preparation succeeds, or the result supplied by SQL error handling.

Text not beginning with BEGIN, CREATE, or DECLARE is wrapped in a BEGIN/END block.