[AOLSERVER] Check out the AOLserver Sidebar on aolserver.com

2001-04-26 Thread Kris Rehberg 

Check out the new AOLserver Sidebar on http://aolserver.com/ for Netscape 6,
IE6, and Mozilla users!

Kris

Re: [AOLSERVER] DateAdd

2001-04-26 Thread Mr. Big 

so how did you do it?
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From: Prakash Sinha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 sorry to bother, i got done THANK U SO MUCH
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 Hey Dossy,
 I tried it, it works GREAT but not with -format %m%d%Y option
 If i try
 set testDate [clock format [clock scan $mDt + 6 days]]
 it works, but, when i try to format the output
 set testDate [clock format [clock scan $mDt + 6
 days] -format %Y%m%d]
 it does not?

 Any idea!!

 Prakash


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 Of Dossy
 Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:34 PM
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 The one-liner version of Ricard's example:

   clock format [clock scan {04/24/2001 + 5 days}] -format %m/%d/%Y

 - Dossy


 On 2001.04.24, ricard helene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Here is the quick and dirty way I do it in tcl:
 
  convert the properly formatted initial date to seconds
  with 'clock scan'
  convert the interval being added into seconds
  add the two values, use 'clock format' to put that
  value into a date format.
 
  ex.
  [
  set initialDate '04/24/2001'
  # i want 5 days added which is 432000 seconds
  set interval 432000
  set newDate [clock format [expr [clock scan
  $initialDate] + $interval] -format %m/%d/%Y]
  ]
 
  There are some other ways to do it with clock scan and
  relative time -- check the tcl docs...
 
  As you can see, this is in no way 'elegant' or even
  'good', but has done the job for me.  Hope it helps
  somehow.
 
  Yes, tcl is smart.
 
  --- Prakash Sinha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Is there any function which works to add two dates
   or add a day to the date?
   If anybody has any idea, share that with me!!!
  
   Prakash
 
 
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[AOLSERVER] the sybase driver and sql server 7

2001-04-26 Thread Jerry Asher 

 Do I understand correctly that the nssybase driver will also work with SQL
 Server?

So that's an interesting rumor I've also heard once or twice.

What's the scoop, has anyone gotten the sybase driver to work with a recent
version of SQL Server?  If so, what does it entail (esp. on Linux).  What
sorts of libraries might we need?

Thanks,

Jerry

Re: [AOLSERVER] PostgreSQL support?

2001-04-26 Thread Daniel P. Stasinski 

  Can someone tell me what the latest version of
  nspostgres is, and where to find it?

http://openacs.org/sdm/download-package-release.tcl?package_id=2;
release_id=20

Daniel P. Stasinski
http://www.disabilities-r-us.com
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