In the new 9.2.5 version this global variable has been removed. It looks like it has been moved into the OracleHomes list instead. I use this to allow the client to force the location of the Oracle Client that they want to use even if it's not in the system path or in the registry homes list (usually on machines with Oracle Instant Client installed but not in the system path.) What's the recommended way to do this now? I used to just set OraCall.OCIDLL := 'd:\OracleInstant32\oci.dll'; before any other initialization would take place. Thanks for any help.
-Mark
OraCall.OCIDLL
Re: OraCall.OCIDLL
Same question to the variable OracleHomePath.
Also the Procdure InitOCI is now missing.
Regards
Jens
Also the Procdure InitOCI is now missing.
Regards
Jens
Re: OraCall.OCIDLL
Hello,
Now, to set client parameters manually, you should use the TOracleHomes class and the AddHome methods, for example:
Now, to set client parameters manually, you should use the TOracleHomes class and the AddHome methods, for example:
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OracleHomes.Default := OracleHomes.AddHome('D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\client_1\');