Re: PPM

On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 17:05:41 -0600, "William H. \"Will\" Du Chene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I installed the latest distribution of perl on the NT server that I have and >need to install some packages that were built by another group, meaning that >they are not in the repository at ActiveState.

PPM

I installed the latest distribution of perl on the NT server that I have and need to install some packages that were built by another group, meaning that they are not in the repository at ActiveState. Whenever I try, ppm gives me an error message every time telling me that it cannot find the packa

Win32::AdminMisc

Title: Local Web Mailer. Hello , I am new in perl and as far I can say it is pefrect. Please can you help me to install the AdminMIsc module to my installation ? I try the ppm , and also to make a compilization of the source with no success. George Bouras  

RE: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI

Title: RE: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI I have written numerous scripts that issue SQL calls against ODBC databases, including Access databases, using various versions of Perl.  I can confidently say that your version of Perl is not the problem, as long as it's 5.005 or later. 1. Send

Need any information on NT::ODBC vs DBD::Sybase with MSSQL7

At my company we use MSSQL7 as a database but we prefer linux for webservers. First using MSSQL7 wouldn't be my first choice but we don't have the option to change the database right now so my question is: Has anyone here experimented with the DBD::Sybase driver compiled with FreeTDS libraries

RE: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI

Thans again for your response I am not sure what you mean by docs? I just tested the script on another machine running NT 4.0 and IIS4.0 installe on FAT partition. This suggest that the problem is either permission issue or perl version issue. How different is Perl 5.005 build buil d 518 from

RE: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 21 December 2000 15:55 > To: griffiths, gregory d. /here > Subject: RE: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI > > > Thank you for your response Gregory. The script is still not > working and > My NT webserver. >

RE: (no subject)

ActiveState's pages (www.activestate.com) have excellent step-by-step instructions for configuring perl.exe and perlIs.dll to work on IIS machines (or any other web platform, for that matter). Note, however, that the latest version of VBScript and JavaScript DLL's available from Microsoft now sup

VBScript does LWP with Style!

O' the contrary, VBScript *IS* up to the task, and does it with less code! Microsoft.XMLHTTP does this job quite nicely, here's a working sample, which can be found in it's working form on my website. Not only does it parse, but it's much faster than the LWP:simple module as well. <% Response.Bu

(no subject)

Hello, I am currently creating my ASP's using PerlScript. This is because I need to download a lot of pages from the Internet and parse them for content. VBScript doesn't seem to be up to this job. Now, I'd like to have my web hosted, in a shared system. I now how to install PerlScript on my

FW: Microsoft access ODBC and CGI

Check the docs, ensure that your ODBC settings are correct and that you are using the correct DSN name in your PERL script. > > > -Original Message- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: 21 December 2000 06:04 > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: FW: Microso