ocifetchstatement() should do the trick. It returns the number of rows.
See example at :
http://dev.nexen.net/docs/php/annotee/manuel_function.ocifetchstatement.php
Best regards,
Philippe
"Worawisut Pinyoyang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message news:
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> To all PHP-db guruz!
> I'm novice on Oracle(OCI).In mysql has mysql_num_rows().
> When i try to find OCI function about num rows i see OCIRowCount().
> But in the manual told me that it cannot use with select statement.
> How can i know the number of selected row?
>
> Thanks in advance
> -Worawisut
>
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