It is implicitly declared by the smallest array used in the EXEC SQL
statement. Thus, in the EXEC SQL DECLARE section of the PRO*C program, if
one array were declared with 100 elements and another with 50 elements and
both were used in the same EXEC SQL statement, then PRO*C would perform
array operations of 50. If a scalar variable (i.e. non array) were also
used in the same EXEC SQL statement, then PRO*C would automatically adjust
to one-row-at-a-time, in order to accomodate the scalar variable.
PRO*C has been doing this since v1.x in the 1980s.
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Dear List-Members,
Some of the batch queries can be improved by increasing the arraysize to
1000 ( the default in SQL*Plus is 15); I would like to find out the
equivalent of this in Pro*C programs.
Thanks,
Govind
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