Returns the name used to identify the given object. Not available at design time and read-only at run time.
client_name = oraclient.Name field_name = orafield.Name parameter_name = oraparameter.Name paramarray_name = oraparamarray.Name session_name = orasession.Name server_name = oraserver.Name subscription_name = orasubscription.Name
oraclient.Name
Returns the name of the specified OraClient
object. This value is always local.
orafield.Name
Returns the name of the specified OraField
object. If this is a true database field (not an alias), this use returns the name of the field as it appears in the database. If a SQL statement was executed that contains, for example, calculated select list items or column aliases, then the name is the actual text provided in the SQL SELECT
statement.
oraparameter.Name
Returns the name of the specified OraParameter
object. In addition to identifying the parameter within a parameters collection, the parameter name is also used to match placeholders within SQL and PL/SQL statements for the purposes of parameter binding.
oraparamarray.Name
Returns the name of the specified OraParamArray
object. In addition to identifying the parameter within a parameters collection, the parameter name is also used to match placeholders within SQL and PL/SQL statements for the purposes of parameter binding.
orasession.Name
Returns the name of the specified OraSession
object. For automatically created sessions, this is the name assigned by the system (usually a hexadecimal number). For user-created sessions, this is the name originally provided in the CreateSession
method. Once created, a session name cannot be changed.
oraserver.Name
Returns the name of the physical connection of the specified OraServer
object.
orasubscription.Name
Returns the name used to represent the subscription. Name
here refers to the subscription name in the form of the string 'SCHEMA.QUEUE'
if the registration is for a single consumer queue and 'SCHEMA.QUEUE:CONSUMER_NAME'
if the registration is for a multiple consumer queue.
See Also:
Oracle Database Concepts for more information about Oracle Database events