@@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ oracledb.maxRows = 100;
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readonly Number oracleClientVersion
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```
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- This readonly property gives a numeric representation of the Oracle client library version.
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+ This readonly property gives a numeric representation of the Oracle client library version.
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For version * a.b.c.d.e* , this property gives the number: ` (100000000 * a) + (1000000 * b) + (10000 * c) + (100 * d) + e `
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##### Example
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```
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The number of connections that are opened whenever a connection
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- request exceeds the number of currently open connections.
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+ request exceeds the number of currently open connections.
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This optional property overrides the * Oracledb*
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[ ` poolIncrement ` ] ( #propdbpoolincrement ) property.
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Number queueTimeout
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```
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- The number of milliseconds after which connection requests waiting in the
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+ The number of milliseconds after which connection requests waiting in the
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connection request queue are terminated. If ` queueTimeout ` is
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set to 0, then queued connection requests are never terminated.
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@@ -1095,7 +1095,7 @@ show a value of `null` for this attribute. See
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readonly Number oracleServerVersion
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```
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- This readonly property gives a numeric representation of the Oracle database version.
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+ This readonly property gives a numeric representation of the Oracle database version.
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For version * a.b.c.d.e* , this property gives the number: ` (100000000 * a) + (1000000 * b) + (10000 * c) + (100 * d) + e `
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#### <a name =" propconnstmtcachesize " ></a > 4.1.5 stmtCacheSize
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},
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function (err , pool )
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{
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- . . .
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+ . . .
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` ` `
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The application can later, on some developer-chosen event, display the
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(1001 , ' Nichols' , SDO_GEOMETRY (2001 , 8307 , SDO_POINT_TYPE (- 71.48923 ,42.72347 ,NULL ), NULL , NULL ));
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COMMIT ;
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- ` ` `
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+ ` ` `
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Instead of attempting to get ` CUST_GEO_LOCATION ` by directly calling a
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PL/SQL procedure that returns an ` SDO_GEOMETRY ` parameter, you could
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lob .setEncoding (' utf8' ); // we want text, not binary output
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lob .on (' error' , function (err ) { console .error (err); });
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lob .on (' close' , function () {
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- connection .release (function (err ) { if (err) console .error (err .message ); });
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+ connection .release (function (err ) { if (err) console .error (err .message ); });
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});
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console .log (' Writing to ' + outFileName);
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connection .execute (
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" BEGIN mypkg.myinproc(:id, :vals); END;" ,
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{
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- id: 1234 ,
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+ id: 1234 ,
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vals: { type: oracledb .NUMBER ,
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dir: oracledb .BIND_IN ,
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val: [1 , 2 , 23 , 4 , 10 ]
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