Bill,
Have you looked at the pure Perl "DBM::Deep" module?
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Dear All,
I have an issue with a CGI script which we are testing on the shared web
server of our ISP. The script has to process several hundred thousand rows
of data which it r
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the vertical and
horizontal scrolling. This is the effect I need.
Thanks again!
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ata source dbi:MySQL, no data driver specified and DBS_DSN
env var not set
Any ideas?
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Jerry
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for using ?, the non-greedy notation.
That would then make me feel doubly safe.
Sorry, I can't recall what those scenarios were.
Paul
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Michael,
This might be safer:
$line=~/^([^-]*?)-/;
$everything_to_first_hyphen=$1;
Why would that be ? And safer than what (you removed t
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ecessary:
$ENV{'PATH'}.="\;C:/inetpub/web/sub";
$ENV{'PATH')=~s%\\%/%g; ### Not really needed.
system (anyprogram.exe arg1");
I don't think I need the original PATH info while this script
runs. So *adding* the sub's path may be unnecessary, when just se
is script runs.
So *adding* the sub's path may be unnecessary, when just setting the
PATH to the sub's path may be sufficient.
Paul
Paul Appleby wrote:
Bill,
I tried your suggestions, but they didn't work.
I did, however, manage to come up with two solutions.
The first is the
d the
argument(s):
C:/inetpub/web/sub/anyprogram.exe arg1
Then do a system call to the batch file:
system ("info.bat");
I prefer the first method.
Thanks again Bill.
Paul
Paul Appleby wrote:
I am trying to make a system call to an executable that is in a
subdirectory in the web roo
a path to the executable.
For example, this doesn't work:
system ("C:/inetpub/web/sub/anyprogram.exe arg1");
I'm using Perl 5.6.1 on Windows 2000 and IIS 5.
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Bill,
I believe the modules you mentioned are all for creating
PDF's.
Sam Gardner was looking for a way to "... extract
text".
Paul
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> I use "pdftotext", an executable bundled with XPDF from
foola
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