Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide

■ executeArrayUpdate: To execute multiple DML statements
Executing SQL DDL and DML Statements
Creating a Database Table
Using the executeUpdate method, the following code example demonstrates how
you can create a database table:
stmt->executeUpdate(“CREATE TABLE basket_tab
(fruit VARCHAR2(30), quantity NUMBER)”);
Inserting Values into a Database Table
Similarly, you can execute a SQL INSERT statement by invoking the
executeUpdate method:
stmt->executeUpdate(“INSERT INTO basket_tab
VALUES(‘MANGOES’, 3)”);
The executeUpdate method returns the number of rows affected by the SQL
statement.
See Also:
Reusing a Statement Handle
■ Appendix A, "OCCI Demonstration Programs" and the code
example occidml.cpp that demonstrates how to perform insert,
select, update, and delete operations of a table row by using
OCCI
You can reuse a statement handle to execute SQL statements multiple times. For
example, to repeatedly execute the same statement with different parameters, you
specify the statement by the setSQL method of the Statement handle:
stmt->setSQL(“INSERT INTO basket_tab VALUES(:1,:2)”);
You may now execute this INSERT statement as many times as required. If at a later
time you wish to execute a different SQL statement, you simply reset the statement
handle. For example:
stmt->setSQL(“SELECT * FROM basket_tab WHERE quantity >= :1”);
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