[Thanks for replying Wayne. I hope you don't mind, but I've copied
the list back in, in case this discussion is of interest to others
and prompts any more feedback!)
Going back to first principles, the basic challenge I have is to
produce a perl script that can run on either Windows or Unix to
co
>>You have not given a sample of your code,
Here is a part of my code:
[CODE STARTS]
#!/usr/bin/perl
open(FILE, "phone.txt") || die ("cannot open file phone.txt");
$line1=;
while ($line1 ne "")
{
chop ($line1);
@words1 = split(/ +/, $line1);
chomp($words1[0]);
chomp($words1[1]);
c
With my problem thgis did not help - I know what you are reffering to - but
still did not help me with a later version of ActivePerl.
JH
Jonathan Hughes
> I haved a similar problem using Sybperl
> > First I get a Windows error that "MSVCR70.dll" can't be
I found a solution in the archives. Copying the dll to the Win32 dir of
AdminMisc resolved the issue.
Lars
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You have not given a sample of your code, but if you are processing the files in-line,
undef the variables after each file is processed so it can be reused by subsequent
files. Otherwise Perl will keep requesting more and more memory and only release it
when the entire process finishes. When t
This is driving me nuts! Is there anyone on the entire planet
who has ever actually used Microsoft's WMI ODBC Adapter,
via perl or otherwise ?!
I am trying to write a perl script to read WMI class instances
via ODBC, in the hope of producing an OS-independent script [*]
that can be run from eithe
I haved a similar problem using Sybperl
Can't load 'C:/Perl/don't remember...
and searched the path that my Perl program gives me,
and the library was there.
I resolved it by adding the path to my eviormente variables.
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I have had this when I upgrade to a newer version of ActiveState Perl (the
only one I use).
I have found this works on earlier Perl versions (Perl 5 build 680 I think)
This is from my own testing.. Hope it helps..
Hi,
I'm trying to make a script with Win32::AdminMisc, and something weird must
have happened to my perl installation.
First I get a Windows error that "MSVCR70.dll" can't be found, and from my
perl program I get:
Can't load 'E:/Perl/site/lib/auto/Win32/AdminMisc/AdminMisc.dll' for module
Win3
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