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VB 2008 Updating Oracle db using array is it possible?

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I'm trying to update several records in a Oracle db, I know I can cycle through each ID and update, but is is possible to feed an array to Oracle and have it update the records that way? I have tried to search google etc., but haven't been able to find anything so far...
If anyone could let me know if it is possible or not, I would appreciate it... oh and point me in the direction I need to be going too.
Not sure how much of a need it is, but here is the code involved (not complete) :
BookIDs would be a string of ids separated by comma... this can be adjusted to another delimiter if needed.
Code:
Function fUpdateException(ByVal BookIDs As String, ByVal SO As String)
Dim strRS As String = "UPDATE TBLLPLOG SET TRACKING=:TRACKING,RECDBY=:RECDBY,RECD=1,RECDDATE=sysdate " _
& "WHERE ID="
Using Command As New OracleCommand(strRS, cnn)
Command.Parameters.AddWithValue(":TRACKING", SO)
Command.Parameters.AddWithValue(":RECDBY", pUserID)
cnn.Open()
Try
Command.ExecuteNonQuery()
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Unable to SAVE Exception Data: " & vbCrLf & ex.ToString)
cnn.Close()
Return False
End Try
cnn.Close()
Return True
End Using
End Function
Thanks in advance.
If anyone could let me know if it is possible or not, I would appreciate it... oh and point me in the direction I need to be going too.
Not sure how much of a need it is, but here is the code involved (not complete) :
BookIDs would be a string of ids separated by comma... this can be adjusted to another delimiter if needed.
Code:
Function fUpdateException(ByVal BookIDs As String, ByVal SO As String)
Dim strRS As String = "UPDATE TBLLPLOG SET TRACKING=:TRACKING,RECDBY=:RECDBY,RECD=1,RECDDATE=sysdate " _
& "WHERE ID="
Using Command As New OracleCommand(strRS, cnn)
Command.Parameters.AddWithValue(":TRACKING", SO)
Command.Parameters.AddWithValue(":RECDBY", pUserID)
cnn.Open()
Try
Command.ExecuteNonQuery()
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Unable to SAVE Exception Data: " & vbCrLf & ex.ToString)
cnn.Close()
Return False
End Try
cnn.Close()
Return True
End Using
End Function
Thanks in advance.
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