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DBE_SQL

Data Types

  • DBE_SQL.DESC_REC

    This type is a composite type and is used to store the description of the SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS API.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DESC_REC type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.DESC_REC AS (
          col_type            int,
          col_max_len         int,
          col_name            VARCHAR2(32),
          col_name_len        int,
          col_schema_name     VARCHAR2(32),
          col_schema_name_len int,
          col_precision       int,
          col_scale           int,
          col_charsetid       int,
          col_charsetform     int,
          col_null_ok         BOOLEAN
    );
    

  • DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB

    This type is the TABLE type of DESC_REC and is implemented through the TABLE OF syntax.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB AS TABLE OF DBE_SQL.DESC_REC INDEX BY INTEGER;
    

  • DBE_SQL.DATE_TABLE

    This type is the TABLE type of DATE and is implemented through the TABLE OF syntax.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DATE_TABLE type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.DATE_TABLE AS TABLE OF DATE INDEX BY INTEGER;
    

  • DBE_SQL.NUMBER_TABLE

    This type is the TABLE type of NUMBER and is implemented through the TABLE OF syntax.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.NUMBER_TABLE type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.NUMBER_TABLE AS TABLE OF NUMBER INDEX BY INTEGER;
    

  • DBE_SQL.VARCHAR2_TABLE

    This type is the TABLE type of VARCHAR2 and is implemented through the TABLE OF syntax.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.VARCHAR2_TABLE type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.VARCHAR2_TABLE AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(32767) INDEX BY INTEGER;
    
  • DBE_SQL.BLOB_TABLE

    This type is the TABLE type of BLOB and is implemented through the TABLE OF syntax.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.BLOB_TABLE type is as follows:

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    CREATE TYPE DBE_SQL.BLOB_TABLE AS TABLE OF BLOB INDEX BY INTEGER;
    

API Description

Table 1 lists APIs supported by the DBE_SQL package.

Table 1 DBE_SQL

API

Description

DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT

Opens a cursor.

DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT

Closes an open cursor.

DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL

Passes a set of SQL statements or anonymous blocks to a cursor.

DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN

Executes SQL statements or anonymous blocks in a given cursor.

DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW

Reads a row of cursor data.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE

Dynamically defines a column.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR

Dynamically defines a column of the CHAR type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT

Dynamically defines a column of the INT type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG

Dynamically defines a column of the LONG type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW

Dynamically defines a column of the RAW type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA

Dynamically defines a column of the BYTEA type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXT

Dynamically defines a column of the TEXT type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN

Dynamically defines a column of an unknown type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT

Reads a dynamically defined column value.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the CHAR type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the INT type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the LONG type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the RAW type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the BYTEA type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the TEXT type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN

Reads a dynamically defined column value of an unknown type.

DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the CHAR type.

DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_LONG

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the LONG type.

DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_RAW

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the RAW type.

DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE

Checks whether a cursor is opened.

DBE_SQL.LAST_ROW_COUNT

Returns the cumulative count of obtained rows.

DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT

Reads data of a cursor after a set of dynamically defined operations are performed on the cursor.

DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE

Binds a value to a variable in a statement.

DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY

Binds a group of values to a variable in a statement.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS

Dynamically defines a column of the INT array type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS

Dynamically defines a column of the TEXT array type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAWS

Dynamically defines a column of the RAW array type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEAS

Dynamically defines a column of the BYTEA array type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHARS

Dynamically defines a column of the CHAR array type.

DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE

Dynamically defines a column of the array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_INT

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the INT array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_TEXT

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the TEXT array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_RAW

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the RAW array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_BYTEA

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the BYTEA array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_CHAR

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the CHAR array type.

DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS

Reads a dynamically defined column value.

DBE_SQL.SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS

Describes the column information read by the cursor.

DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS

Describes the column information read by the cursor.

DBE_SQL.BIND_VARIABLE

Binds parameters.

DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_RESULTS_TYPE_C

Dynamically defines a column of the array type.

DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_VALUES_C

Reads a dynamically defined column value.

DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT

Reads the return value of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_CHAR

Reads the return value (of the CHAR type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_RAW

Reads the return value (of the RAW type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_TEXT

Reads the return value (of the TEXT type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_INT

Reads the return value (of the INT type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_TEXT

Reads the return value (of the TEXT array type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_RAW

Reads the return value (of the RAW array type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_CHAR

Reads the return value (of the CHAR array type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_INT

Reads the return value (of the INT array type) of an SQL statement.

DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_TABLEOF_RESULTS_TYPE_C

Dynamically defines a column of the tableof type.

DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_TABLEOF_VALUES_C

Reads a dynamically defined column value of the tableof type.

  • You are advised to use dbe_sql.set_result_type and dbe_sql.get_result to define columns.
  • If the size of the result set is greater than the value of work_mem, the result set will be spilled to a disk temporarily. The value of work_mem must be no greater than 512 MB.
  • DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT

    This function opens a cursor, which is the prerequisite for the subsequent dbe_sql operations. This function does not transfer any parameter. It automatically generates cursor IDs in an ascending order and returns values to integer variables.

    Cursors opened by DBE_SQL are session-level variables. Cross-session calling of opened cursors (such as autonomous transactions) is not supported. If a cross-session cursor is called, the behavior is unpredictable.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT function is as follows:

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    DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT(
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
  • DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT

    This function closes a cursor, which is the end of each dbe_sql operation. If this function is not called when the stored procedure ends, the memory is still occupied by the cursor. Therefore, remember to close a cursor when you do not need to use it. If an exception occurs, the stored procedure exits but the cursor is not closed. Therefore, you are advised to include this API in the exception handling of the stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT function is as follows:

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    DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(
        context_id    IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 2 DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be closed

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL

    Parses SQL statements or anonymous blocks in a given cursor. The statement parameters can be transferred only through the text type. The length cannot exceed 1 GB.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(
        context_id    IN INTEGER,
        query_string  IN TEXT,
        language_flag IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN BOOLEAN;
    
    Table 3 DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor whose query statement is to be parsed

    query_string

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Query statement to be executed for parsing

    language_flag

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Version language. The value 1 indicates an incompatible version, and the value 2 indicates a compatible version.

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN

    This function executes a given cursor. This function receives a cursor ID and executes SQL statements or anonymous blocks in a given cursor.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN(
        context_id    IN INTEGER,
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 4 DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor whose query statement is to be parsed

  • DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW

    This function returns the number of data rows that meet query conditions. Each time the API is executed, the system obtains a set of new rows until all data is read.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW(
        context_id    IN INTEGER,
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 5 DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE

    This function defines columns returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER,
        column_ref IN ANYELEMENT,
        maxsize    IN INTEGER default 1024
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 6 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Relative position of the queried columns in the returned result. The value starts from 1.

    column_ref

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Variable of any type. You can select an appropriate API to dynamically define columns based on variable types.

    maxsize

    INTEGER

    IN

    Yes

    Length of the defined column return type.

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR

    This function defines columns of the CHAR type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR(
        context_id  IN INTEGER,
        pos         IN INTEGER,
        column_ref  IN TEXT,
        column_size IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 7 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Parameter to be defined

    column_size

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Length of a dynamically defined column

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT

    This function defines columns of the INT type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 8 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG

    This function defines columns of a long type (not LONG) returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type. The maximum size of a long column is 1 GB.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 9 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW

    This function defines columns of the RAW type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW(
        context_id  IN INTEGER,
        pos         IN INTEGER,
        column_ref  IN RAW,
        column_size IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 10 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    RAW

    IN

    No

    RAW variable

    column_size

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Column length

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA

    Defines columns of the BYTEA type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA(
        context_id  IN INTEGER,
        pos         IN INTEGER,
        column_ref  IN BYTEA,
        column_size IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 11 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    BYTEA

    IN

    No

    BYTEA variable

    column_size

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Column length

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXT

    This function defines columns of the TEXT type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.DEFINE_COLUMN_CHAR(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER,
        maxsize    IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 12 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    maxsize

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Maximum length of the defined TEXT type

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN

    This function processes columns of unknown data types returned from a given cursor. It is used only for the system to report an error and exist when the type cannot be identified.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER,
        col_type   IN TEXT
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 13 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    col_type

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Dynamically defined parameter

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT

    This function returns the cursor element value in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT(
        context_id   IN    INTEGER,
        pos          IN    INTEGER,
        column_value INOUT ANYELEMENT
    )
    RETURN ANYELEMENT;
    
    Table 14 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Relative position of the queried columns in the returned result. The value starts from 1.

    column_value

    ANYELEMENT

    INOUT

    No

    Return value of the query result of a specified column

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR

    This stored procedure returns the value of the CHAR type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR stored procedure is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR(
        context_id    IN    INTEGER,
        pos           IN    INTEGER,
        tr            INOUT CHAR,
        err           INOUT NUMERIC,
        actual_length INOUT INTEGER
    );
    
    Table 15 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Relative position of the queried columns in the returned result. The value starts from 1.

    tr

    CHAR

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

    err

    NUMERIC

    INOUT

    No

    Error No. It is an output parameter. The input parameter must be a variable. Currently, the output value is –1 regardless of the input parameter.

    actual_length

    INTEGER

    INOUT

    No

    Length of a return value

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR(
        context_id IN    INTEGER,
        pos        IN    INTEGER,
        tr         INOUT CHAR
    );
    
    Table 16 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    tr

    CHAR

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT
    This function returns the value of the INT type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW. The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
    Table 17 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG

    This function returns the value of a long type (not LONG or BIGINT) in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN    INTEGER,
        lgth       IN    INTEGER,
        off_set    IN    INTEGER,
        vl         INOUT TEXT,
        vl_length  INOUT INTEGER
    )
    RETURN RECORD;
    
    Table 18 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    lgth

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Length of a return value

    off_set

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Start position of a return value

    vl

    TEXT

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

    vl_length

    INTEGER

    INOUT

    No

    Length of a return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW

    Returns the value of the RAW type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW stored procedure is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW(
        context_id    IN    INTEGER,
        pos           IN    INTEGER,
        tr            INOUT RAW,
        err           INOUT NUMERIC,
        actual_length INOUT INTEGER
    );
    
    Table 19 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    tr

    RAW

    INOUT

    No

    Returned column value

    err

    NUMERIC

    INOUT

    No

    Error No. It is an output parameter. The input parameter must be a variable. Currently, the output value is –1 regardless of the input parameter.

    actual_length

    INTEGER

    INOUT

    No

    Length of a return value. The value longer than this length will be truncated.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW(
        context_id IN    INTEGER,
        pos        IN    INTEGER,
        tr         INOUT RAW
    );
    
    Table 20 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    tr

    RAW

    INOUT

    No

    Returned column value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA

    Returns the value of the BYTEA type in a specified position of a cursor that is obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA stored procedure is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN BYTEA;
    
    Table 21 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT

    This function returns the value of the TEXT type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT(
        context_id IN  INTEGER,
        pos        IN  INTEGER
    )
    RETURN TEXT;
    
    Table 22 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN

    This function returns the value of an unknown type in a specified position of a cursor. It serves as an error handling API when the type is not unknown.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER,
        col_type   IN TEXT
    )
    RETURN TEXT;
    
    Table 23 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    col_type

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Returned parameter type

  • DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR

    This function returns the value of the CHAR type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW. Different from DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR, the length of the return value is not set and the entire string is returned.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN CHARACTER;
    
    Table 24 DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_LONG

    This function returns the value of a long type (not LONG or BIGINT) in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    Different from DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG, the length of the return value is not set and the entire BIGINT value is returned.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_LONG function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_LONG(
        context_id IN INTEGER,
        pos        IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURN BIGINT;
    
    Table 25 DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_LONG parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

  • DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_RAW

    This function returns the value of the RAW type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    Different from DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW, the length of the return value is not set and the entire string is returned.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_RAW function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW(
        context_id IN    INTEGER,
        pos        IN    INTEGER,
        tr         INOUT RAW
    )
    RETURN RAW;
    
    Table 26 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be executed

    pos

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    tr

    RAW

    INOUT

    No

    Returned column value

  • DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE

    This function returns the status of a cursor. When a cursor is opened, parsed, executed, or defined, the value is TRUE. When a cursor is closed, the value is FALSE. If the status is unknown, an error is reported. In other cases, the cursor is closed by default.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE(
        context_id     IN   INTEGER
    )
    RETURN BOOLEAN;
    
    Table 27 DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

  • DBE_SQL.LAST_ROW_COUNT

    Returns the accumulated count of data rows obtained after the latest NEXT_ROW execution.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.LAST_ROW_COUNT function is as follows:

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    DBE_SQL.LAST_ROW_COUNT(
    )
    RETURN INTEGER;
    
  • DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT

    Equivalent to calling SQL_RUN and NEXT_ROW in sequence.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT(
        context_id IN INTEGER
    )
    RETURNS INTEGER;
    
    Table 28 DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INTEGER

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor whose query statement is to be parsed

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE

    This function is used to bind a parameter to an SQL statement. When an SQL statement is executed, the SQL statement is executed based on the bound value.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(
        context_id     IN int,
        query_string   IN text,
        language_flag  IN anyelement,
        out_value_size IN int default null
    )
    RETURNS void;
    
    Table 29 DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    query_string

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound variable

    language_flag

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Bound value

    out_value_size

    INT

    IN

    Yes

    Size of the return value. Default value: NULL. In A-compatible mode, the parameter behavior is the same as that of database A only when the parameter type of the value is VARCHAR or CHAR.

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY

    This function is used to bind a set of parameters to an SQL statement. When an SQL statement is executed, the SQL statement is executed based on the bound array.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(
        context_id   IN int,
        query_string IN text,
        value        IN anyarray
    )
    RETURNS void;
    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(
        context_id   IN int,
        query_string IN text,
        value        IN anyarray,
        lower_index  IN int, 
        higher_index IN int
    )
    RETURNS void;
    
    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(
        context_id   IN int,
        query_string IN text,
        value        IN anyindexbytable
    )
    RETURNS void;
    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(
        context_id   IN int,
        query_string IN text,
        value        IN anyindexbytable,
        lower_index  IN int, 
        higher_index IN int
    )
    RETURNS void;
    
    Table 30 DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried.

    query_string

    TEXT

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound variable.

    value

    ANYINDEXBYTABLE

    IN

    No

    Bound array.

    lower_index

    INT

    IN

    No

    Minimum index of the bound array.

    higher_index

    INT

    IN

    No

    Maximum index of the bound array.

    DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY does not support user-defined table types. Use the table types provided in Data Types.

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS

    This function defines columns of the INT array type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS function is as follows:

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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN anyarray,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int
    )
    RETURNS integer;
    
    Table 31 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS

    This function defines columns of the TEXT array type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN anyarray,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int
    )
    RETURNS integer;
    
    Table 32 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    maxsize

    INT

    IN

    No

    Maximum length of the defined TEXT type

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAWS

    This function defines columns of the RAW array type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAWS function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.set_result_type_raws(
        context_id  IN int,
        pos         IN int,
        column_ref  IN anyarray,
        cnt         IN int,
        lower_bnd   IN int,
        column_size IN int
    )
    RETURNS integer;
    
    Table 33 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAWS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    column_size

    INT

    IN

    No

    Column length

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEAS

    This function defines columns of the BYTEA array type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEAS function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.set_result_type_byteas(
        context_id  IN int,
        pos         IN int,
        column_ref  IN anyarray,
        cnt         IN int,
        lower_bnd   IN int,
        column_size IN int
    )
    RETURNS integer;
    
    Table 34 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEAS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    column_size

    INT

    IN

    No

    Column length

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHARS

    This function defines columns of the CHAR array type returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHARS(
        context_id  IN int, 
        pos         IN int,
        column_ref  IN anyarray,
        cnt         IN int,
        lower_bnd   IN int,
        column_size IN int
    )
    RETURNS integer;
    
    Table 35 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHARS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    column_size

    INT

    IN

    No

    Column length

  • DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE

    This function defines columns returned from a given cursor and can be used only for the cursors defined by SELECT. The defined columns are identified by the relative positions in the query list. The data type of an input variable determines the corresponding column type.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN anyarray,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int DEFAULT 1024
    ) returns void;
    
    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN dbe_sql.number_table,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int DEFAULT 1024
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN dbe_sql.varchar2_table,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int DEFAULT 32767
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN dbe_sql.date_table,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int DEFAULT 1024
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN dbe_sql.blob_table,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        maxsize    IN int DEFAULT 32767
    );
    
    Table 36 DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    DBE_SQL.BLOB_TABLE

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    maxsize

    INT

    IN

    Yes

    Maximum length of the defined type

    DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE does not support user-defined table types. Use the table types provided in "Data Types".

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_INT

    This function returns the value of the INT array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_INT(
        context_id   IN    int, 
        pos          IN    int,  
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    Table 37 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_INT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_TEXT

    This function returns the value of the TEXT array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_TEXT(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,  
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    Table 38 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_TEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_RAW

    This function returns the value of the RAW array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_RAW(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int, 
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    Table 39 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_BYTEA

    This function returns the value of the BYTEA array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_BYTEA(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int, 
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    Table 40 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_BYTEA parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_CHAR

    This function returns the value of the CHAR array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_CHAR(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int, 
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    Table 41 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS

    This function returns the value of the array type in a specified position of a cursor and accesses the data obtained by DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW.

    The bottom-layer mechanism of DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS is implemented through arrays. When different arrays are used to obtain the return value of the same column, NULL values are filled in the array due to discontinuous internal indexes to ensure the continuity of array indexes. As a result, the length of the returned result array is different from that of the Oracle database.

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    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        column_value INOUT dbe_sql.varchar2_table
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        column_value INOUT dbe_sql.number_table
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        column_value INOUT dbe_sql.date_table
    );
    
    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        column_value INOUT dbe_sql.blob_table
    );
    
    Table 42 DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

    DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS does not support user-defined table types. Use the table types provided in Data Types.

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS

    This function is used to describe column information and can be used only for cursors defined by SELECT.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS(
        context_id IN    int, 
        col_cnt    INOUT int, 
        desc_t     INOUT dbe_sql.desc_tab
    )RETURNS record ;
    
    Table 43 DBE_SQL.SQL_DESCRIBE_COLUMNS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    col_cnt

    INT

    INOUT

    No

    Number of columns returned

    desc_t

    DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB

    INOUT

    No

    Description of the returned column

  • DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS

    Describes column information and can be used only for cursors defined by SELECT. This API is developed for compatibility purposes.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS function is as follows:

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    DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS(
        context_id IN  int, 
        col_cnt    OUT int, 
        desc_t     OUT dbe_sql.desc_tab
    )
    
    Table 44 DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    col_cnt

    INT

    OUT

    No

    Number of columns returned

    desc_t

    DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB

    OUT

    No

    Description of the returned column

  • DBE_SQL.BIND_VARIABLE

    This function is used to bind parameters. You are advised to use DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE.

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_RESULTS_TYPE_C

    This function is used to dynamically define a column of the array type. You are advised not to use it.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_RESULTS_TYPE_C function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.sql_set_results_type_c(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN anyarray,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        col_type   IN anyelement,
        maxsize    IN int
    )return integer;
    
    Table 45 DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_RESULTS_TYPE_C parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYARRAY

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    col_type

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Variable type corresponding to the returned array type

    maxsize

    INT

    IN

    No

    Maximum length of the defined type

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_VALUES_C

    This function is used to read a dynamically defined column value. You are advised not to use it.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_VALUES_C function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.sql_get_values_c(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        results_type INOUT anyarray,
        result_type  IN    anyelement
    )return anyarray;
    
    Table 46 DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_VALUES_C parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Parameter position

    results_type

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Obtained result

    result_type

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Type of the obtained result

  • DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_variable_result(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    VARCHAR2,
        column_value INOUT anyelement
    );
    
    Table 47 DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    column_value

    ANYELEMENT

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_CHAR

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the CHAR type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_CHAR function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_variable_result_char(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN VARCHAR2
    )
    RETURNS char
    
    Table 48 DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

  • DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_RAW

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the RAW type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_RAW function is as follows:
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    CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION DBE_SQL.get_variable_result_raw(
        context_id IN    int,
        pos        IN    VARCHAR2,
        value      INOUT anyelement
    )
    RETURNS anyelement
    
    Table 49 DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    value

    ANYELEMENT

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_TEXT

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the TEXT type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_TEXT function is as follows:
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    CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION DBE_SQL.get_variable_result_text(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN VARCHAR2
    )
    RETURNS text
    
    Table 50 DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_TEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

  • DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_INT

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the INT type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_INT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_variable_result_int(
        context_id IN    int,
        pos        IN    VARCHAR2,
        value      INOUT anyelement
    )
    RETURNS anyelement
    
    Table 51 DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_INT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    value

    ANYELEMENT

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_TEXT

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the TEXT array type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_TEXT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_array_result_text(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    VARCHAR2,
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    )
    
    Table 52 DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_TEXT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_RAW

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the RAW array type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_RAW function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_array_result_raw(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    VARCHAR2,
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    )
    
    Table 53 DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_RAW parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_CHAR

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the CHAR array type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_CHAR function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_array_result_char(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    VARCHAR2,
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    )
    
    Table 54 DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_CHAR parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_INT

    This function is used to return the value of the bound OUT parameter of the INT array type and obtain the OUT parameter in a stored procedure.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_INT function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.get_array_result_int(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    VARCHAR2,
        column_value INOUT anyarray
    )
    
    Table 55 DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_INT parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    VARCHAR2

    IN

    No

    Name of the bound parameter

    column_value

    ANYARRAY

    INOUT

    No

    Return value

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_TABLEOF_RESULTS_TYPE_C

    Dynamically defines a column of the tableof type. You are advised not to use it.

    The prototype of the DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_TABLEOF_RESULTS_TYPE_C function is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_TABLEOF_RESULTS_TYPE_C(
        context_id IN int,
        pos        IN int,
        column_ref IN anyindexbytable,
        cnt        IN int,
        lower_bnd  IN int,
        col_type   IN anyelement,
        maxsize    IN int
    )return integer;
    
    Table 56 DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_TABLEOF_RESULTS_TYPE_C parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Position of a dynamically defined column in the query

    column_ref

    ANYINDEXBYTABLE

    IN

    No

    Type of the returned array

    cnt

    INT

    IN

    No

    Number of values obtained at a time

    lower_bnd

    INT

    IN

    No

    Start index when an array is returned.

    col_type

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Variable type corresponding to the returned array type

    maxsize

    INT

    IN

    No

    Maximum length of the defined type

  • DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_TABLEOF_VALUES_C

    Reads a dynamically defined column value of the tableof type. You are advised not to use it.

    The function prototype of DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_TABLEOF_VALUES_C is as follows:
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    DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_TABLEOF_VALUES_C(
        context_id   IN    int,
        pos          IN    int,
        results_type INOUT anyindexbytable,
        result_type  IN    anyelement
    )return anyindexbytable;
    
    Table 57 DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_TABLEOF_VALUES_C parameters

    Parameter

    Type

    Input/Output Parameter

    Can Be Empty

    Description

    context_id

    INT

    IN

    No

    ID of the cursor to be queried

    pos

    INT

    IN

    No

    Parameter position

    results_type

    ANYINDEXBYTABLE

    INOUT

    No

    Obtained result

    result_type

    ANYELEMENT

    IN

    No

    Type of the obtained result

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-- Example 1
-- Create a table and insert data into the table.
CREATE TABLE test_desc_cols(
    id NUMBER,
    name VARCHAR2(50)
);
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (1, 'xiaoming');
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (2, 'xiaohong');
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (3, 'xiaolan');

DECLARE
context_id  INTEGER;
col_cnt     INTEGER;
v_id int;
v_name varchar2;
execute_ret  INTEGER;
BEGIN
-- Open a cursor.
context_id := DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT();
-- Compile the cursor.
DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(context_id, 'SELECT * FROM test_desc_cols', 2);
-- Set the return value type of a column.
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE(context_id, 1, v_id);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE(context_id, 2, v_name);
execute_ret := DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN(context_id);
loop 
exit when (DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW(context_id) <= 0);
-- Obtain values.
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT(context_id, 1, v_id);
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT(context_id, 2, v_name);
-- Output the result.
dbe_output.print_line('id:'|| v_id || ' name:' || v_name);
end loop;
DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(context_id);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
id:1 name:xiaoming
id:2 name:xiaohong
id:3 name:xiaolan
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table if exists test_desc_cols;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 2
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_square(n NUMBER, square OUT NUMBER) IS
BEGIN
  square := n * n;
END;
/
CREATE PROCEDURE

DECLARE
cur NUMBER;
query varchar(2000);
ret integer;
n NUMBER;
square Integer;
BEGIN
  n := 2;
  cur := DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT();
  query := 'BEGIN test_square(:n_bnd, :square_bnd); END;';
  DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(cur, query, 2);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'n_bnd', n);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'square_bnd', square);
  ret := DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN(cur);
  DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT(cur, 'square_bnd', square);
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('square = ' || square);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(cur);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
square = 4
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop PROCEDURE test_square;
DROP PROCEDURE

-- Example 3
-- Examples of executing DESCRIBE_COLUMNS, RUN_AND_NEXT, and LAST_ROW_COUNT
-- Create a table and insert data into the table.
CREATE TABLE test_desc_cols(
    id NUMBER,
    name VARCHAR2(50)
);
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (1, 'xiaoming');
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (2, 'xiaohong');
INSERT INTO test_desc_cols(id, name) VALUES (3, 'xiaolan');

-- Create a stored procedure for printing column description information.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE print_rec(
    rec in DBE_SQL.DESC_REC
)package AS
BEGIN
    raise INFO 'col_type            =    %', rec.col_type;
    raise INFO 'col_name            =    %', rec.col_name;
    raise INFO 'col_name_len        =    %', rec.col_name_len;
END;
/
CREATE PROCEDURE

-- Verify functions.
DECLARE
context_id  INTEGER;
col_cnt     INTEGER;
rec_tab     DBE_SQL.DESC_TAB;
excute_ret  INTEGER;
nextrow_ret INTEGER;
last_row_count INTEGER;
BEGIN
-- Open a cursor.
context_id := DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT();
-- Compile the cursor.
DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(context_id, 'SELECT * FROM test_desc_cols', 2);
-- Print the column description information.
DBE_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS(context_id, col_cnt, rec_tab);
FOR var IN 1..col_cnt LOOP
    print_rec(rec_tab(var));
END LOOP;
-- Execute and obtain a row of data.
excute_ret := DBE_SQL.RUN_AND_NEXT(context_id);
-- Obtain a row of data.
nextrow_ret := DBE_SQL.NEXT_ROW(context_id);
-- Obtain the number of obtained data rows.
last_row_count := DBE_SQL.LAST_ROW_COUNT;
DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('last_row_count =  '|| last_row_count);
DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(context_id);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
INFO:  col_type            =    1700
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
INFO:  col_name            =    id
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
INFO:  col_name_len        =    2
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
INFO:  col_type            =    1043
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
INFO:  col_name            =    name
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
INFO:  col_name_len        =    4
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL print_rec(rec_tab[var])"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 16 at PERFORM
last_row_count =  2
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table test_desc_cols;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 4
DROP TABLE if exists dbe_sql_tab;
create table dbe_sql_tab(a char(30), b int, c text, d raw, e bytea, f text, g bool);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values('aaa', 10, 'abcdefghijklmn', HEXTORAW('DEADBEEF'), 'a', 'abcdefghijklmn', true);

DECLARE
cursorid int;
execute_ret int;
query varchar(2000);
err numeric;
v_char char(30);
v_int int;
v_long text;
v_long_len int;
v_raw raw;
v_raw_len int;
v_bytea bytea;
v_text text;
BEGIN
query := 'select * from dbe_sql_tab';
cursorid := DBE_SQL.register_context();
DBE_SQL.sql_set_sql(cursorid, query, 1);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHAR(cursorid, 1, v_char, 30);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INT(cursorid, 2);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_LONG(cursorid, 3);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW(cursorid, 4, v_raw, 68);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEA(cursorid, 5, v_bytea, 68);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXT(cursorid, 6, 1024);
execute_ret := DBE_SQL.sql_run(cursorid);
loop 
exit when (DBE_SQL.next_row(cursorid) <= 0);
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_CHAR(cursorid, 1, v_char);
v_int := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_INT(cursorid, 2);
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_LONG(cursorid, 3, 3, 3, v_long, v_long_len);
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_RAW(cursorid, 4, v_raw, err, v_raw_len);
v_bytea := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_BYTEA(cursorid, 5);
v_text := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_TEXT(cursorid, 6);
dbe_output.print_line('a:'|| v_char);
dbe_output.print_line('b:'|| v_int);
dbe_output.print_line('c:'|| v_long);
dbe_output.print_line('d:'|| v_raw);
raise info 'e:%', v_bytea;
dbe_output.print_line('f:'|| v_text);
end loop;
DBE_SQL.sql_unregister_context(cursorid);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
a:aaa
b:10
c:cde
d:DEADBEEF
INFO:  e:\x61
f:abcdefghijklmn
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

DECLARE
cursorid int;
execute_ret int;
query varchar(2000);
BEGIN
query := 'select * from dbe_sql_tab';
cursorid := DBE_SQL.register_context();
DBE_SQL.sql_set_sql(cursorid, query, 1);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_UNKNOWN(cursorid, 7, 'boolean');
execute_ret := DBE_SQL.sql_run(cursorid);
loop 
exit when (DBE_SQL.next_row(cursorid) <= 0);
DBE_SQL.GET_RESULT_UNKNOWN(cursorid, 7, 'boolean');
end loop;
DBE_SQL.sql_unregister_context(cursorid);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
ERROR:  UnSupport data type for set_result_type(context: 8, pos: 7, 'boolean')
CONTEXT:  SQL statement "CALL pg_catalog.report_application_error('UnSupport data type for set_result_type(context: '||context_id||', pos: '||pos||', '||PG_CATALOG.QUOTE_LITERAL(col_type)||')')"
PL/pgSQL function dbe_sql.set_result_type_unknown(integer,integer,text) line 8 at PERFORM
SQL statement "CALL dbe_sql.set_result_type_unknown(cursorid,7,'boolean')"
PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 10 at PERFORM

-- Clean the environment.
drop table dbe_sql_tab;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 5
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
create table dbe_sql_tab(a char(30), b raw);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values('aaa', HEXTORAW('DEADBEEF'));

DECLARE
cursorid int;
execute_ret int;
query varchar(2000);
v_char char(30);
v_raw raw;
BEGIN
query := 'select * from dbe_sql_tab';
cursorid := DBE_SQL.register_context();
DBE_SQL.sql_set_sql(cursorid, query, 2);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE(cursorid, 1, v_char);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAW(cursorid, 2, v_raw, 68);
execute_ret := DBE_SQL.sql_run(cursorid);
loop 
exit when (DBE_SQL.next_row(cursorid) <= 0);
v_char := DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_CHAR(cursorid, 1);
v_raw := DBE_SQL.DBE_SQL_GET_RESULT_RAW(cursorid, 2);
dbe_output.print_line('a:'|| v_char);
dbe_output.print_line('b:'|| v_raw);
end loop;
DBE_SQL.sql_unregister_context(cursorid);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
a:aaa
b:DEADBEEF
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table dbe_sql_tab;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 6
DECLARE
cursorid int;
execute_ret int;
is_open boolean;
BEGIN
cursorid := DBE_SQL.register_context();
is_open := DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE(cursorid);
dbe_output.print_line('is_open:' ||is_open);
DBE_SQL.sql_unregister_context(cursorid);
is_open := DBE_SQL.IS_ACTIVE(cursorid);
dbe_output.print_line('is_open:' ||is_open);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
is_open:true
is_open:false
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Example 7
create table tbl(a integer ,b varchar(100));
CREATE TABLE

DECLARE
c integer;
v1 integer[];
v2 varchar2[];
query varchar(2000);
ret integer;
begin
c := dbe_sql.register_context();
query := 'insert into tbl(a,b) values(:v_1, :v_2);';
dbe_sql.sql_set_sql(c, query, 2);
v1(1) := 1;
v1(2) := 2;
v2(1) := '1';
v2(2) := '2';
dbe_sql.sql_bind_array(c, 'v_1', v1);
dbe_sql.sql_bind_array(c, 'v_2', v2);
ret := dbe_sql.sql_run(c);
dbe_sql.sql_unregister_context(c);
end;
/
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

select * from tbl order by a;
-- Expected result:
 a | b 
---+---
 1 | 1
 2 | 2
(2 rows)

-- Clean the environment.
drop table tbl;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 8
-- Prerequisites
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
create table dbe_sql_tab(a int, b text, c raw, d text, e char, f int);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(1, '9', '5', '13', 'a', 1);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(2, '9', '6', '14', 'b', 2);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(3, '7', '7', '15', 'c', 3);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(4, '6', '8', '16', 'd', 4);

DECLARE
query varchar(2000);
context_id int;
execute_ret int;
v_id int;
v_ints int[];
v_texts text[];
v_raws raw[];
v_byteas bytea[];
v_chars character[];
v_type int[];
BEGIN
query := ' select * from dbe_sql_tab';
context_id := dbe_sql.register_context();
dbe_sql.sql_set_sql(context_id, query, 1);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_INTS(context_id, 1, v_ints, 3, 1);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_TEXTS(context_id, 2, v_texts, 3, 1, 1024);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_RAWS(context_id, 3, v_raws, 3, 1, 1024);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_BYTEAS(context_id, 4, v_byteas, 3, 1, 1024);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULT_TYPE_CHARS(context_id, 5, v_chars, 3, 1, 1024);
DBE_SQL.SET_RESULTS_TYPE(context_id, 6, v_type, 3, 1);
execute_ret := dbe_sql.sql_run(context_id);
loop
v_id := dbe_sql.next_row(context_id);
v_ints := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_INT(context_id, 1, v_ints);
v_texts := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_TEXT(context_id, 2, v_texts);
v_raws := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_RAW(context_id, 3, v_raws);
v_byteas := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_BYTEA(context_id, 4, v_byteas);
v_chars := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS_CHAR(context_id, 5, v_chars);
v_type := DBE_SQL.GET_RESULTS(context_id, 6, v_type);
exit when(v_id != 3);
end loop;
FOR i IN v_ints.FIRST .. v_ints.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('int' || i || ' = ' || v_ints[i]);
END LOOP;
FOR i IN v_texts.FIRST .. v_texts.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('text' || i || ' = ' || v_texts[i]);
END LOOP;
FOR i IN v_raws.FIRST .. v_raws.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('raw' || i || ' = ' || v_raws[i]);
END LOOP;
FOR i IN v_byteas.FIRST .. v_byteas.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('bytea' || i || ' = ' || v_byteas[i]);
END LOOP;
FOR i IN v_chars.FIRST .. v_chars.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('char' || i || ' = ' || v_chars[i]);
END LOOP;
FOR i IN v_type.FIRST .. v_type.LAST  LOOP
	    dbe_output.print_line('type' || i || ' = ' || v_type[i]);
END LOOP;
dbe_sql.sql_unregister_context(context_id);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
int1 = 1
int2 = 2
int3 = 3
int4 = 4
text1 = 9
text2 = 9
text3 = 7
text4 = 6
raw1 = 05
raw2 = 06
raw3 = 07
raw4 = 08
bytea1 = \x3133
bytea2 = \x3134
bytea3 = \x3135
bytea4 = \x3136
char1 = a
char2 = b
char3 = c
char4 = d
type1 = 1
type2 = 2
type3 = 3
type4 = 4
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 9
-- Prerequisites
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
create table dbe_sql_tab(a int ,b int);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(1,3);

DECLARE
context_id int;
type re_rssc is record (col_num int, desc_col dbe_sql.desc_tab);
employer re_rssc;
res re_rssc;
d int;
dd dbe_sql.desc_tab;
query varchar(2000);
BEGIN
query := 'select * from dbe_sql_tab';
-- Open a cursor.
context_id := dbe_sql.register_context();
-- Compile the cursor.
dbe_sql.sql_set_sql(context_id, query, 1);
-- Execute the cursor.
res := dbe_sql.sql_describe_columns(context_id, d,dd);
-- Output the result.
dbe_output.print_line('col_num:' || res.col_num);
dbe_output.print_line('col_type:' || res.desc_col[1].col_type);
dbe_output.print_line('col_max_len:' || res.desc_col[1].col_max_len);
dbe_output.print_line('col_name:' || res.desc_col[1].col_name);
dbe_output.print_line('col_name_len:' || res.desc_col[1].col_name_len);
dbe_output.print_line('col_schema_name:' || res.desc_col[1].col_schema_name);
dbe_output.print_line('col_schema_name_len:' || res.desc_col[1].col_schema_name_len);
dbe_output.print_line('col_precision:' || res.desc_col[1].col_precision);
dbe_output.print_line('col_scale:' || res.desc_col[1].col_scale);
dbe_output.print_line('col_charsetid:' || res.desc_col[1].col_charsetid);
dbe_output.print_line('col_charsetform:' || res.desc_col[1].col_charsetform);
dbe_output.print_line('col_null_ok:' || res.desc_col[1].col_null_ok);
-- Close the cursor.
dbe_sql.sql_unregister_context(context_id);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
col_num:2
col_type:23
col_max_len:4
col_name:a
col_name_len:1
col_schema_name:
col_schema_name_len:0
col_precision:0
col_scale:0
col_charsetid:0
col_charsetform:0
col_null_ok:true
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 10
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
create table dbe_sql_tab(a int);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(1);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(2);
insert into dbe_sql_tab values(3);

DECLARE
query varchar(2000);
context_id int;
execute_ret int;
v_id int;
v_ints int[];
i1 integer;
BEGIN
query := 'select * from dbe_sql_tab';
context_id := dbe_sql.register_context();
dbe_sql.sql_set_sql(context_id, query, 1);
DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_RESULTS_TYPE_C(context_id, 1, v_ints, 3, 1, i1, 0);
execute_ret := dbe_sql.sql_run(context_id);
loop
v_id := dbe_sql.next_row(context_id);
v_ints := DBE_SQL.SQL_GET_VALUES_C(context_id, 1, v_ints, i1);
exit when(v_id != 3);
end loop;
FOR i IN v_ints.FIRST .. v_ints.LAST  LOOP
        dbe_output.print_line('int' || i || ' = ' || v_ints[i]);
END LOOP;
dbe_sql.sql_unregister_context(context_id);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
int1 = 1
int2 = 2
int3 = 3
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop table if exists dbe_sql_tab;
DROP TABLE

-- Example 11
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_proc(out_int out Integer, out_char out char, out_raw out raw, out_text out text) IS
BEGIN
  out_int := 1;
  out_char := 'a';
  out_raw := 'b';
  out_text := 'c';
END;
/
CREATE PROCEDURE

DECLARE
cur NUMBER;
query varchar(2000);
ret integer;
v_int Integer;
v_char char;
v_raw raw;
v_text text;
BEGIN
  cur := DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT();
  query := 'BEGIN test_proc(:v_int, :v_char, :v_raw, :v_text); END;';
  DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(cur, query, 2);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'v_int', v_int);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'v_char', v_char, 1024);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'v_raw', v_raw, 1024);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_VARIABLE(cur, 'v_text', v_text, 1024);
  ret := DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN(cur);
  DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_INT(cur, 'v_int', v_int);
  v_char := DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_CHAR(cur, 'v_char');
  DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_RAW(cur, 'v_raw', v_raw);
  v_text := DBE_SQL.GET_VARIABLE_RESULT_TEXT(cur, 'v_text');
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_int = ' || v_int);
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_char = ' || v_char);
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_raw = ' || v_raw);
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_text = ' || v_text);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(cur);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
v_int = 1
v_char = a
v_raw = 0B
v_text = c
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop procedure test_proc;
DROP PROCEDURE

-- Example 12
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_proc(out_int out Integer[], out_char out char[], out_raw out raw[], out_text out text[]) IS
BEGIN
  out_int(0) := 1;
  out_char(0) := 'a';
  out_raw(0) := 'b';
  out_text(0) := 'c';
END;
/
CREATE PROCEDURE

DECLARE
cur NUMBER;
query varchar(2000);
ret integer;
v_int Integer[];
v_char char[];
v_raw raw[];
v_text text[];
BEGIN
  cur := DBE_SQL.REGISTER_CONTEXT();
  query := 'call test_proc(:v_int, :v_char, :v_raw, :v_text);';
  DBE_SQL.SQL_SET_SQL(cur, query, 1);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(cur, 'v_int', v_int);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(cur, 'v_char', v_char);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(cur, 'v_raw', v_raw);
  DBE_SQL.SQL_BIND_ARRAY(cur, 'v_text', v_text);
  ret := DBE_SQL.SQL_RUN(cur);
  DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_INT(cur, 'v_int', v_int);
  DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_CHAR(cur, 'v_char', v_char);
  DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_RAW(cur, 'v_raw', v_raw);
  DBE_SQL.GET_ARRAY_RESULT_TEXT(cur, 'v_text', v_text);
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_int = ' || v_int(0));
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_char = ' || v_char(0));
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_raw = ' || v_raw(0));
  DBE_OUTPUT.PRINT_LINE('v_text = ' || v_text(0));
  DBE_SQL.SQL_UNREGISTER_CONTEXT(cur);
END;
/
-- Expected result:
v_int = 1
v_char = a
v_raw = 0B
v_text = c
ANONYMOUS BLOCK EXECUTE

-- Clean the environment.
drop PROCEDURE test_proc;
DROP PROCEDURE