Hi Anurag,
>> Could you please let me know how to check the
>> OCI (Oracle Call interface) version, I am using in my Oracle client
or
>> server installation??
Does this help (from the 10gR2 docs) :
<QUOTE>
OCIClientVersion()
Purpose
Returns the five-digit Oracle version number of the client library at
runtime.
Syntax
sword OCIClientVersion ( sword *major_version,
sword *minor_version,
sword *update_num,
sword *patch_num,
sword *port_update_num );
</QUOTE>
Cheers,
Norman.
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