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In Mysql, If we insert,delete or update data then by using mysql_affected_rows(),
we will get No. of rows affected & same we can use in PHP to store it in a variable.
So What is Oracle equivalent of mysql_affected_rows?
How can we get No. of rows affected in Oracle?
What’s the function name for the oracle db for the same, so that we can use the same in PHP or we can store that value in PHP variable?
As google told me :
http://php.net/manual/en/function.oci-num-rows.php
oci_num_rows()should do the trick.