The ora_getcolumn function returns the value of the column for the current row.
Columns are indexed starting with zero. Long columns are limited to 64K. See ora_exec
for an example of use.
boolean ora_logoff(integer connection)
Use ora_logoff to disconnect from the database server. See ora_exec for an example of
use.
integer ora_logon(string user, string password)
The ora_logon function begins a connection with an Oracle database server. A
connection identifier is returned. See ora_exec for an example of use. As stated at the
beginning of this section, you must define environment variables that specify the server
in order to make a successful connection.
integer ora_numcols(integer cursor)
The ora_numcols function returns the number of columns for a query that has been
executed. See ora_exec for an example of use.
integer ora_numrows(integer cursor)
The ora_numrows function returns the number of rows in the result set for an executed
query. See ora_exec for an example of use.
integer ora_open(integer connection)
The oraopen function opens a cursor for the given connection. See ora exec for an
example of use.
boolean ora_parse(integer cursor, string query)
The ora_parse function parses a query and readies it for execution. See ora_exec for an
example of use.
integer ora_plogon(string user, string password)
The ora_plogon function returns a connection identifier. A persistent connection will be
created. It will last as long as the server process. Later calls to either ora_logon or
ora_plogon will find persistent connections and use them instead of creating new ones.
Connections created with ora_plogon should not be used with ora_logoff.
boolean ora_rollback(integer connection)