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OCILIB C++ value types (Date, Number, Interval and Timestamp) uses the default HandlerHolder parent class assignment implementation that is performing a C handle assignment, thus changing the internal handle value.
These handle assignment were meant to avoid creating different handles and doing value assignment between them.
This behavior causes a issue when these host variables are bound to a statement as single value, their handles are passed to Oracle client. Reassigning them between execution iterations, leads Oracle to fill previous handles (that might be dangling pointers).
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OCILIB C++ value types (Date, Number, Interval and Timestamp) uses the default HandlerHolder parent class assignment implementation that is performing a C handle assignment, thus changing the internal handle value.
These handle assignment were meant to avoid creating different handles and doing value assignment between them.
This behavior causes a issue when these host variables are bound to a statement as single value, their handles are passed to Oracle client. Reassigning them between execution iterations, leads Oracle to fill previous handles (that might be dangling pointers).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: