On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 23:58 +0100, Antonio Alvarado Hernández wrote:
> - Binding by position is same as your example bellow.
In APU DBD, we always bind by position, so we should be good.
> If you binding as at point (1). above, you are limited to 4GB of
> length (not 128 terabytes ;-)
He, he... I think we'll be OK with this. For a while ;-)
> (3). apr_dbd_lob_t can be used for real LOB piecewise manipulation. I
> don't know if this feature is needed by other drivers (e.g. MySQL,
> Postgres, and so on)
We could use it (actually, I have patches that do so :-), but it is not
mandatory. Other structures we already have in APU may do just fine
(e.g. apr_datum_t). I just wanted to stay away from introducing
something that is not entirely required. KISS and all.
> I'm not an expert in OCI nor APR-DBD but I feel this maybe my 2 cents :-)
Thanks. Any info on OCI is welcome. To me, OCI is still a bit of a
mystery :-)
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Bojan
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