From: Harnish Botadra Date: 2007-12-08T09:54:33+09:00 Subject: Re: Use of bind variables using OCI8 Thanks guys... My issue got resolved.. I was missing the fetch method... ------------------------------- connFC = OCI8.new() cursorFC = connFC.parse("SELECT * from emp where id = :1") cursorFC.bind_param(1, id) cursorFC.exec() cursorFC.fetch() { |row| } ------------------------------- works like a charm! Thanks... ---Harnish Harnish Botadra wrote: > Hey Guys, > > I am having some issues with the use of bind variables... > > When I use... > > ------------ > connFC = OCI8.new() > > connFC.exec("SELECT * from emp where id = #{id}") { |row| > } > ------------ > > it works perfectly fine...but when I modify to use bind variables for > Number type... > > ------------- > connFC = OCI8.new() > > cursorFC = connFC.parse("SELECT * from emp where id = :1") > cursorFC.bind_param(1, id) > > cursorFC.exec("SELECT * from emp where id = #{id}") { |row| > } > ------------- > > I get no resultset...can you please tell me, what I might be missing? > Do, I need to instantiate cursorFC to OCI8::Cursor or anything else, > which I might be missing? Thanks for your help. > > ---Harnish -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.