[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hey, gurus
>
> I'm looking at a need to change the value of one byte in a REG_BINARY
> registry value. It will need to be switched back and forth between the
> values 0x0d and 0x09. Also, it's not guaranteed to be a multiple of
> eight bytes in length, so pack a
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006, Foo JH wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> It's like this: I built an executable using PerlSvc, and I install the
> service like this:
> c:\app\test.exe --install
>
> In Services, the 'Path to Execute' field shows:
> c:\app\test.exe
>
> But when I start the service, and I print out the curren
Another question,
How do you get around having to compile the perl5.8.dll into the
executable as well? Is their a way to just use the script as a program
without having everything compiled in the program with it and without
having to install Perl on every system that we have?
-Original Mess
Part of the reason this isn't feasible is because about 85% of our
servers are on a dial up connection. We like to keep our conversations
to a minimum due to the cost associated with making numerous long
distance calls to each of these servers. I have to keep up with modems
in my core code as wel
On 6/26/06, Daniel Rychlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> we don't want to install
> Perl on each of the 1200 servers that we update. Transferring this amount
> of data X 7 is not feasible every time I need to change a Perl program to
> include new tasks. My question is, how I can compile the DBI
Good afternoon,
I am running into a problem of program size with my
scripts. I have written several tools that interface with remote
databases that do different jobs but the program size is about 1.31 MB.
Each one of these tools has been turned into their own standalone executable bec
Hey, gurus
I'm looking at a need to change the value of one byte in a REG_BINARY registry value. It will need to be switched back and forth between the values 0x0d and 0x09. Also, it's not guaranteed to be a multiple of eight bytes in length, so pack and unpack won't be usable--especially be
Anthony R. Nemmer <> wrote:
> Srini Vuggumudi wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> One of my PERL programs dumps multiple screens of output. It is hard
>> to read the output because the output scrolls fast. I would like to
>> change the display of output from my program like the way "more" or
>> "less" displays
