[eluser]ELRafael[/eluser]
Hello everybody!
I have some issues here, in specially run stored_procedure() method of oci8_driver.php
What's going on:
We have a website that connects to MySQL to view all the content. It's a CMS website. This is ok
Inside that, we connect to an ERP, with Oracle database to show the products in e-commerce.
The second connection is just fine. Works good and so. But one the client rule is about discounts on the products. If I login with X user, I'll see some prices. If I do with Y user, I'll see other prices for the same product. This rule is inside a stored procedure.
I tried with this
Code:
function exec_sp2($params)
{
//"Externo" is a group of database.php config file. It's valid
$rs = $this->load->database('externo', TRUE);
$binds = array(
array('name'=>':emp', 'value'=> $params['emp'], 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 30),
array('name'=>':cliente', 'value'=> $params['cliente'], 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 50),
array('name'=>':artigo', 'value'=> $params['artigo'], 'type'=>SQLT_CHR, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':qtd', 'value'=> $params['qtd'], 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':venda', 'value'=> &$venda, 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':desc1', 'value'=> &$desc1, 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':desc2', 'value'=> &$desc2, 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':desc3', 'value'=> &$desc3, 'type'=>SQLT_NUM, 'length' => 20),
array('name'=>':texto', 'value'=> &$texto, 'type'=>SQLT_CHR, 'length' => 200)
);
$rs->stored_procedure('WEBTERGOM', 'p_desconto', $binds);
$retorno['venda'] = $venda;
$retorno['desc1'] = $desc1;
$retorno['desc2'] = $desc3;
$retorno['desc3'] = $desc2;
$retorno['texto'] = $texto;
return (object) $retorno;
}
Well, this method is inside my model. I don't know why, but always returns a message from database "client not found".
But if I wrote this code
Code:
function exec_sp($params)
{
$conn = ocilogon('xxxx', 'xxxxx', 'xxxxxx/XE', 'utf8');
$sql = 'BEGIN WEBTERGOM.p_desconto(:emp, :cliente, :artigo, :qtd, :venda, :desc1, :desc2, :desc3, :texto); END;';
$stmt = oci_parse($conn, $sql);
//Here I'm using PHP5 functions, but ocibindbyname(....) [PHP4] the result is the same
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':emp', $params['emp'], 30);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':cliente', $params['cliente'], 50);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':artigo', $params['artigo'], 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':qtd', $params['qtd'], 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':venda', $venda, 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':desc1', $desc1, 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':desc2', $desc2, 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':desc3', $desc3, 20);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt, ':texto', $texto, 20);
$r2 = @oci_execute($stmt);
$retorno['venda'] = $venda;
$retorno['desc1'] = $desc1;
$retorno['desc2'] = $desc2;
$retorno['desc3'] = $desc3;
$retorno['texto'] = $texto;
return (object) $retorno;
}
The result is satisfatory.
In theory, both functions should return the same result, right?
I wish to know what's wrong with my method. Something I forgot?
I really really don't wanna use that second method, although I know that works, but there is no CI pattern there.
hut:
Thanks for any help,
Rafael
