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Srinivasa Sivakumar
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Hello All,
I'm trying to return multiple results from Oracle database. The code works fine with SQL server. But when I try it with Oracle it doesn't work. I tryed using OleDb version as well as .NET Oracle native driver from MS. Here is the code.
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Srinivasa Sivakumar
SQL Code:
========
Protected Sub Page_Load(Sender As Object, E As EventArgs)
Dim strSQL strSQL4 as String
strSQL = "Select * from authors; Select * from discounts; Select * from employee"
cnConnection.Open()
DS = New
DataSet
()
Dim cnCommand As
SqlCommand
= New
SqlCommand
(strSQL, cnConnection)
cnAdapter.SelectCommand = cnCommand
cnAdapter.Fill(DS)
ID4.DataSource = DS.Tables("Table")
ID4.DataValueField = "au_id"
ID4.DataTextField = "au_lname"
ID4.DataBind()
ID5.DataSource = DS.Tables("Table1")
ID5.DataValueField = "stor_id"
ID5.DataTextField = "discounttype"
ID5.DataBind()
ID6.DataSource = DS.Tables("Table2")
ID6.DataValueField = "emp_id"
ID6.DataTextField = "fname"
ID6.DataBind()
CnConnection.Close()
End sub
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Sreedhar Koganti
Srini,
Even I too got same kind of problem.
Actually It's not problem of .Net Classes. When you make a call these simply
make a call to corresponding server.
Oracle dosn't support "select * From A;Select * from b;" syntax. You can try
this in SQL Plus. There also you will get error. Since Oracle Under lying
technology dosn't support, I would think you are getting this error.
It's not the probelm of Oledb provides class also. Since SQLServer supports
this syntax you are able to get results from there.
I hope it's might clarified your question.
Sreedhar
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Srinivasa Sivakumar
Sridhar,
Actutall I can get the same SQL Server effect from oracle using the Ref
cursors using stored procedures.
Thanks,
Srinivasa Sivakumar
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Sreedhar Koganti
Yes Srini,
I know By using Refcursor We can solve this problem.
We got to do additional work to get this effect.
I kind of solved this problem by using Refcursor only.
But if I don't know how many selects I will keep in that [Dynamic Multiple
selects building,] then I am facing difficult in Oracle. [for that I got of
keeping max 10 selects accepting in Oracle.
If you have better Idea, please pass to me.
Sreedhar
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Manoj Kumar
Hi,
Is there a way i can pass a array from .Net into an oracle Procedure ?. I
mean is there a way to add an array as a input parameter from .NET ?
I would really appreciate if can get some help on this.
Thanks
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Subject: [ngfx-oracle] Re: Returning multiple results from Oracle
Yes Srini,
I know By using Refcursor We can solve this problem.
We got to do additional work to get this effect.
I kind of solved this problem by using Refcursor only.
But if I don't know how many selects I will keep in that [Dynamic Multiple
selects building,] then I am facing difficult in Oracle. [for that I got of
keeping max 10 selects accepting in Oracle.
If you have better Idea, please pass to me.
Sreedhar
http://www.w3coder.com
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