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Another developer in my office verified this bug is also present in PHP 5.1.4

Thank you.

I don't think I have a quote.manage_quote.add_plan() procedure, so your reproduce case is not very useful. 

create or replace package QUOTE.MANAGE_QUOTE

is

 /**

  * collection of plan_ids

  */

  type array_plan_id is table of char(2) index by binary_integer;

  /**

   * collection of premiums for a plan and quote id

   */

   type array_premium is table of number(16,4) index by binary_integer;

/**

 * Adds a lot of plans to quote.

 *

 * Accepts two arrays, one for plan ids and another for premium and loads them into the database in one

 * sweep.  If the reload parameter is set to Y all existing plan associations will be removed from

 * the database.

 *

 * @param in_quote_id in int quote id to add plans to

 * @param in_plan_id in array_plan_id integer indexed array of plans to add

 * @param in_premium in array_premium integer indexed array of premiums for the corresponding record in plan_id

 * @param reload        Y or N.  Determines if we should flush all plans already saved in the database

 */

procedure add_plan(in_quote_id in int, in_plan_id in array_plan_id, in_premium in array_premium,reload in string);

end MANAGE_QUOTE;

 

create or replace package body QUOTE.MANAGE_QUOTE

as

 

procedure add_plan(in_quote_id in int, in_plan_id in array_plan_id, in_premium in array_premium,reload in string) is

 begin

  if(reload = 'Y') then

    delete quote.quote_plan where quote_id = in_quote_id;

    commit;

  end if;

  for i in 1 .. in_plan_id.count loop

    insert into quote.quote_plan(quote_id,plan_id,premium) values(in_quote_id,in_plan_id(i),in_premium(i));

  end loop;

  commit;

end add_plan;

 

end MANAGE_QUOTE;

Could you please just provide a dummy procedure which can help me to replicate the problem?
I don't have quote.quote_plan table and I guess I'll need even more tables, triggers and stored procedures just to recreate a simple problem.
Thanks.

/*
 * Oracle package for test procedure. required to define user
 * defined type.
 */
create or replace package phptest as
  type str_array is table of char(2) index by binary_integer;
  /**
   * procedure accepting a char input array and a string output.
   */
  procedure array_bind(in_str in str_array, out_str out string); end phptest; / show errors;

create or replace package body phptest as

  procedure array_bind(in_str in str_array, out_str out string) is
  begin
    for i in 1 .. in_str.count loop
      out_str := in_str(i);
    end loop;
  end array_bind;
end phptest;
/
show errors;



PHP Code as Follows:

$db             = oci_connect('user','pass'.','server');
$stmt           = oci_parse($db,'begin phptest.array_bind(:in_arr, :out_str); end;');

$strings        = array('A','B','C','D','E');

oci_bind_array_by_name($stmt,':in_arr',$strings,5,1,SQLT_AFC);
oci_bind_by_name($stmt,':out_str',$result,10);

oci_execute($stmt);
echo "values of Strings array after 1st run:\n"; print_r($strings); oci_execute($stmt); echo "values of Strings array after 2nd run:\n"; print_r($strings);

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