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May 18th, 2000 05:29
Nathan Wallace, Arnaud Megret
It enables to bind in and out PHP variables with the query. It is possible to call OCIEXecute() multiple times after one call to OCIParse. So you could bind variables to the SQL query, and executes it several times changing the values of the binded variables before each call to OCIExecute. Thus improving speed...