Hi, I had to compare two version nos. eg. 2.9.10.2 and 10.0.0.1 how do i do it in perl?? I was unable to find a function for it ... the only way i can think is using if-loops ... is there a better way??? Regards, Ukhas
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Nonsense.
Perl is (overall) a slow, bulky language --- I'll be the first to admit
that --- but there is nothing wrong with learning the limitations and
strengths of the execution environment, and learning where and how one
can make efficiency improvements, and how much (or how little) of a
differe
Gurus,
I'm tinkering with some key hashes, trying to balance hash efficiency (as measured by the number of collisions) against memory usage. I have a script that loads my hashes from files and then runs Dump (from Devel::Peek) on them, so I can see what's happening. But I have one niggling questi
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> Hello Brian et al ...
>
> If u see my code i am using the DBI.pm module ... y do i need to have
DBD::Oracle.pm installed then??? (
Hi Brian,
At work i used very day perl and oracle (8i and 9), for database
access the standard method is DBI, but dbi depends on a DBI database
driver, a database driver for oracle, another for mysql, another for
db2, another for OBDC, etc).
To acess Oracle you need:
1. Proper installed and c
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> I'm tinkering with some key hashes, trying to balance hash efficiency (as
> measured by the number of collisions) against memory usage. I have a
> script that loads my hashes from files and then runs Dump (from
> Devel::Peek) on them, so I can see what's happening. B
If you're *that* obsessed with efficiency, you should NOT be using
Perl.
- - Martin
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