Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide

struct px1_ind col1
};
typedef struct px3_ind px3_ind;
#endif
OTT Utility Reference
In the tott95b.h file, the symbol TOTT95B_ORACLE is #defined at the beginning of
the file. This enables you to conditionally #include this header file in another file.
To accomplish this, you would use the following construct:
#ifndef TOTT95B_ORACLE
#include "tott95b.h"
#endif
SCHEMA_NAMES Usage
By using this technique, you can #include tott95b.h in, say foo.h, without
having to know whether some other file #included in foo.h also #includes
tott95b.h.
After the definition of the symbol TOTT95B_ORACLE, the file oci.h is #included.
Every HFILE generated by the OTT utility includes oci.h, which contains type
and function declarations that the Pro*C/C++ or OCI programmer will find useful.
This is the only case in which the OTT utility uses angle brackets in a #include.
Next, the file tott95a.h is included because it contains the declaration of struct
px1, that tott95b.h requires. When the INTYPE file requests that type
declarations be written to more than one file, the OTT utility determines which
other files each HFILE must #include, and generates each necessary #include.
Note that the OTT utility uses quotes in this #include. When a program including
tott95b.h is compiled, the search for tott95a.h begins where the source
program was found, and will thereafter follow an implementation-defined search
rule. If tott95a.h cannot be found in this way, then a complete filename (for
example, a UNIX absolute path name beginning with a slash character (/)) should
be used in the INTYPE file to specify the location of tott95a.h.
This parameter affects whether the name of a type from the default schema, to
which the OTT utility is connected, is qualified with a schema name in the OUTTYPE
file.
The name of a type from a schema other that the default schema is always qualified
with a schema name in the OUTTYPE file.
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