Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection-getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
Seriously, how many times are you going to send this email to the
list? I've seen it at least 5 times now in the past day, all the same
email under slightly different FROM and subjects. Send an email once.
If someone can answer, they will.
On Sep 28, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Hal McFarlane wrote:
Sorry, weird issue with my newsgroup client. It seemed like the post
was being dropped. I thought it was a verification issue with the
server so I tried sending from different accounts.
Larry E. Ullman wrote:
Seriously, how many times are you going to send this email to the list?
I've seen
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection-getElem(i) returns
false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type to a simple
type, the data returns as expected.
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection-getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection-getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection-getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
