Oracle Array Update and sqlerrd[2] in PROC/C++ HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

Question

Coding an array update in Pro C/C++ in an Oracle 8.0.5 environment
(don't ask...). Having trouble when errors occur in one of the
updates...
If I have an array of 5 updates, (EXEC SQL FOR 5...), with the first
update on a non-existant row, I expect Oracle to stop processing on
the first element of the array, and return sqlerrd[2] = 1. What I
get is sqlerrd[2] = 4 (IE, it processed successfully array elements
2-5)
If the 3rd element of the array is bad, sqlerrd[2] = 3, which is what
I would expect (3 rows processed, stopped processing after 3rd (bad)
element.
It seems that Oracle stops if an error occurs in the middle of the
array, but not for the first element?
If the 5th element bombs, sqlerrd2] = 4, telling me 4 rows were
processed. How do I know if its stopped on the 4th becuase 4 was bad,
vsprocessed 4 good and one bad?
I am lost....
I had assumed 2 things:
1 Oracle stops processing and array when an error occurs
2 sqlerrd[2] tells me how many rows it processed not including(?) the
one in error.
The observed behavior seems inconsistant....

Answer 1

This is really the same situation as if you were trying to build different binaries using different versions of Pro C (which is in fact what you are trying to do). The Pro C compilation system is quite complex and it uses a lot of environment variables and so on. You really need to isolate both build environments so that each environment only has the necessary environment setup and there is no cross-contamination between them.
Chris