What about the case where a client Pro*C
program (for example) has an embedded
anonymous pl/sql block which does:
begin
:local_target_variable := procedure xyz(:local_source_variable);
end;
You might also consider the warning that goes
with the NOCOPY option - to the effect that it
is not always possible for NOCOPY to be honoured
because it is not always possible for a pointer to
be used.
Jonathan Lewis
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 06 March 2002 17:58
|This is not true. the client does not communicate with the procedure.
Oracle
|shadow process does.
|It's always a pointer.
|
|regards,
|
|Waleed
|
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