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// Oracle require explicit specification which type we going to bind: BLOB or CLOB,
// istreams in oracle backend are always bound as BLOBs, that is why you can`t bind to anything except blob columns
// in database. Actually the same problem we have with odbc drivers that don`t support SQLDescribeParam.
// Fortunally MSSQL driver support it.
edba try to guess database type specifically in each backend and in most time it is done very well, but that`s not enought. Frontend should allow user to specify which database type has parameter during binding. Possible syntax:
st << use("name", value, dbt_blob);
st.bind("name", value, dbt_clob);
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From backends_smoke_test.cpp
edba try to guess database type specifically in each backend and in most time it is done very well, but that`s not enought. Frontend should allow user to specify which database type has parameter during binding. Possible syntax:
st << use("name", value, dbt_blob);
st.bind("name", value, dbt_clob);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: