Exception handling & oracle (Oracle 7.3.2.2, gcc 2.7.2, Dec Alpha osf 3.2)

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From: Thomas L Ballard
Date: Wed, 08 Jan 1997 00:00

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I have a bug which, in its simplified form, behaves this way:  A C++
function contains code which unconditionally throws an exception,
followed by calls to C functions which access a database using embedded
Oracle Pro*C code.  Although the debugger indicates some activity due to
the throw, the remainder of the code in the function is executed and the
exception is not caught.  If the calls to the C functions are commented
out, the exception is thrown successfully.  Could multi-threading in
oracle be involved?

Tom Ballard

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