PCAnywhere like linux client - mysql data files administration

2001-12-15 Thread Jack A. Fobel

subject: PCAnywhere like linux client - mysql data files administration

Hi,

I remember seeing a program awhile back that acts like pcanywhere or
terminal services, to connect to a linux or windows box. Anyone remember the
name?

Thanks,


Jack






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Browser caching problem OR mysql/perl code?

2001-12-12 Thread Jack A. Fobel

Hello,

Coming from an ASP world, I'm trying to learn how to break the browser from
caching. I am using variables and their values in the querystring to  update
a mysql database with perl. I am also re-querying the database to pull back
the record. I was hoping to pull back the updated record but it appears to
either cache the info in the browser and/or mysql is caching the query;
dunno.

I have tried a few things, they are 1) turn off cache in IE, 2) pass a
datestamp through the querystring, 3) HTML cache buster code. Being none of
these worked, I am resorting to believe it is the queries I am using in
perl.

Any ideas how I can write my queries in a select so that it is sure to pick
up any recently changed data from the database that might have just been
written?

Thanks,


 - Jack

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MyODBC Problem with SQL2000 - MySQL Data Transformation

2001-12-01 Thread Jack A. Fobel

Hi Folks,

I'm having a problem when I try to populate a MySQL database using DTS in
SQL2000. The data types on the SQL2k table are varchar, as well as the types
in MySQL. I am receiving a 'Data Overflow' error for each column that it
tries to update. I've tried numerous ways of population, each failing with
this error code. I'm beginning to think it is the MyODBC driver.

I connect to SQL2k with OLD DB and use MyODBC to connect to MySQL.

Have any of you tried doing this yet? Just curious that maybe you have run
into this before.

Thanks,


Jack
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