Type alias ArgInfo

ArgInfo: {
    dir?: number;
    maxArraySize?: number;
    maxSize?: number;
    type?: number | string;
    val?: any;
}

Argument description.

Optional dir?: number
The argument direction. In almost all cases this is not necessary and the direction chosen by the FFI should be used. Accepted values:
- oracledb.BIND_IN
- oracledb.BIND_OUT
- oracledb.BIND_INOUT.
Optional maxArraySize?: number

The number of array elements to be allocated for a PL/SQL INDEX BY associative array.

Remarks
Needed for all OUT associative array arguments. INDEX BY VARCHAR2 associative arrays are not supported.
Optional maxSize?: number

The maximum number of bytes an argument with OUT values can take up. Default: 200.
Optional type?: number | string

If the type chosen by FFI needs to be changed this property can be used. This property needs to be set to either an oracledb type constant or to the name of the database type in case of a user defined named type (e.g. record or object). This can be useful to ensure no precision loss when e.g. retrieving a number (by specifying the oracledb.ORACLE_NUMBER override). It can also be useful to specify the correct overload if the FFI cannot determine the correct subprogram to use in a package.

Remarks
Named types are case sensitive.
Optional val?: any

The value of the argument.