Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide

Bytes Class
Bytes Class
Methods of the Bytes class enable you to perform specific tasks related to Bytes
objects.
To create a Bytes object, use the syntax:
Bytes(Environment *env = NULL);
To create a Bytes object that contains a subarray of bytes from a character array,
use the syntax:
Bytes(unsigned char *value,
unsigned int count,
unsigned int offset = 0,
Environment *env = NULL);
To create a copy of a Bytes object, use the syntax:
Bytes(const Bytes &e);
Summary of Bytes Methods
byteAt()
Table 8–4 Bytes Methods
Method Summary
byteAt() on page 8-23 Return the byte at the specified position of the Bytes
object.
getBytes() on page 8-24 Return a byte array from the Bytes object.
isNull() on page 8-24 Test whether the Bytes object is null.
length() on page 8-25 Return the number of bytes in the Bytes object.
setNull() on page 8-25 Set the Bytes object to null.
This method returns the byte at the specified position in the Bytes object.
Syntax
unsigned char byteAt(unsigned int index) const;
OCCI Classes and Methods 8-23