Hi
I am trying to order the keys of a hash in the
order it was added
.i.e, I am adding elements in the hash one by one
and I want the printing of the hash in the same order
what should I do to get this happening
I thought of adding a count tag to each
key
But what can be a simpler solution
Tha
I usually put in the db username and password during connect(), unless
you have some anonymous access set up. What is your backend db server?
MS SQL?
Wayne Simmons wrote:
I have a DBI question, and Active State doesn't manage the perl-DBI list and
that list seems more interested in bugs and th
> Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
>
> Wayne Simmons wrote:
>
> : ref is undefined, as well as when I tried:
> : $sth_getTrans->execute($LogDB->quote($curJob));
> : instead of the two step bind/execute
>
> I didn't test this, but I think plceholders already do
> quoting. Perhaps sending a quoted va
Wayne Simmons wrote:
: ref is undefined, as well as when I tried:
: $sth_getTrans->execute($LogDB->quote($curJob));
: instead of the two step bind/execute
I didn't test this, but I think plceholders already do
quoting. Perhaps sending a quoted value is forcing the
placeholder to escape the qu
I have a DBI question, and Active State doesn't manage the perl-DBI list and
that list seems more interested in bugs and this is a usage question, but
still I apologize if this should've been sent there instead.
I can't get a VERY simple placeholder to work with ODBC:
my $LogDB=DBI->connect('dbi:
