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My program gives me an error saying that the user_name variable is not an lvalue, but occurs in a context that requires one.
It is delared as:
char user_name[30+1];
It is assigned a value as:
user_name = "ErrtDataHandler";
It is then passed as an argument to a PL/SQL stored pocedure.
Can somone please help me. It's kinda urgent.
Is this a C coding question? I'm guessing from looking at the syntax from your example.
If so, then use strcpy or some variation to copy the string into the user_name variable.
If not, then ignore this comment. :P
Heath
show me the error oracle is displaying , please
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Originally posted by krash23
My program gives me an error saying that the user_name variable is not an lvalue, but occurs in a context that requires one.
It is delared as:
char user_name[30+1];
It is assigned a value as:
user_name = "ErrtDataHandler";
It is then passed as an argument to a PL/SQL stored pocedure.
Can somone please help me. It's kinda urgent.