note 11806 added to function.ora-do.php

Ora_Do is really a quick combination of ORA_OPEN, Ora_Parse, Ora_Exec and Ora_Fetch. You must open a cursor, then parse and execute to get a valid result set. Ora_Do handles the Open call in addition to the commands listed above. So the Long form of Ora_Do would be: $cursor = Ora_Open($conn); $successtest = Ora_Parse($cursor,<SQL statement>,$defer); $successtest = Ora_Exec($cursor); $successtest = Ora_Fetch($cursor); I use the long form and replace Ora_Fetch with Ora_Fetch_Into because I can't find the returned row from Ora_Do. http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ora-do.php