ID: 20006
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: kezal at mail dot ru
-Status: Analyzed
+Status: Verified
Bug Type: OCI8 related
Operating System: Linux (RH)
PHP Version: 4.3.3RC4-dev
Previous Comments:
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[2002-10-21 08:48:34] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also,
once you're there, Thies, what could we about maintaining the
connections over the database reloads as reported in several posts
earlier.
I am, refering for the cases when, after restarting Oracle you'd need
to necessarely restart apache. I tried to research on it and it seems
to me that this is doable by controlling the connection via Zend
handlers (or something like that) but I am still learning about Zend
Engine, so couldn't fix that part yet.
Maxim Maletsky
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[2002-10-21 05:29:05] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i could verfy that indeed there is a problem. please add a
2nd tnsname for the same database and do
$a = ocilogon(.., .., tns1);
$b = ocilogon(.., .., tns2);
to get two independent database connections.
i really hope that i find some time to fix this soon!!
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[2002-10-21 04:08:02] kezal at mail dot ru
If you have created 2nd connection, you cannot use
1st connection. I think 2nd connection doesn't create its own Oracle
cursor till first oraparse/exec executed
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//1. Connect and exec OK.
$conn_id1 = ociLogon("test","test123");
$stmt1 = ociparse($conn_id1,"select count(*) from tbl_lang_");
ociexecute($stmt1);
//2. Connect OK.
$conn_id2 = ociLogon("book1","book123");
//3. Exec fails!
$stmt1 = ociparse($conn_id1,"select count(*) from tbl_lang_");
ociexecute($stmt1);
=== cut ===
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