ocinlogon
Name
ocinlogon — Connect to an Oracle database and log on
using a new connection
Synopsis
int ocinlogon(user, pass[,
db]);
string user: Username
string pass: Password
string db (optional):
Database name
Returns
Connection identifier
Description
Connects to an Oracle database. The db parameter can either contain the
Oracle database SID or the name of the database as
defined in tnsnames.ora. If db
is not defined, ocilogon() will use the
either the ORACLE_SID or TWO_TASK environment variable.
The TWO_TASK will always override the value in
ORACLE_SID.
This function always creates a new connection which
differs from the behaviour of ocilogon() or ociogon() . This acts to seperate
connections at page level. This means that if multiple
seperate connections are made in a script, rolling back
or committing a transaction against one connection will
not affect other connections in the script, unlike ocilogon() .
Version
Since versions 3.0.4 and 4.0
Example
Example 868. Establish a
connection
if (!$db = @ocinlogon("dev","dev", "ORCL")) {
$error = ocierror();
printf("There was an error connecting. Error was: %s", $error["message"]);
die();
}
$stmt = ociparse($db,"SELECT * FROM phone_numbers");
ociexecute($stmt);
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