Equivalent of oermsg/oerhms in OCI 8+?

Hi all,
I'm looking for an equivalent of the old oermsg/oerhms calls in OCI 8+. If I've got an error handle, I can of course use OCIErrorGet to get error code and text.
However: I've just got the oracle error code (such as 1017 = invalid username/password) and need to look up the error text from the error code. But OCIErrorGet does not accept an error code as input. How do I do this in OCI 8+?
Edited by: user12064626 on 2012-11-28 02:25

If you want the number to be returned in a certain format (and it seems like the default has changed here), you can modify the SQL query so that it specifies a number format to be in scientific notation (see the SQL reference).
Alternatively, if you do not want to modify the SQL statement, you can fetch this into an OCINumber and use OCINumberToText with an appropriate format string of your choice to construct the string value.

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desktopPane.add(myiReportViewer);
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try
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desktopPane.add(myiReportViewer);
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private javax.swing.JMenuItem jMenuItem1;
private javax.swing.JMenuBar menuBar;
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Best Regards

Dear Sir,
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Realy!
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