I use MySQL 4.1.7 under Fedora Core 3.
Vance
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Vance M. Allen wrote:
I need to know how to retrieve through Perl DBI a listing of possible
ENUM elements from a field for processing under a CGI script.
Need to know what
On 9/14/05 8:32 PM, Vance M. Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use MySQL 4.1.7 under Fedora Core 3.
Vance
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Vance M. Allen wrote:
I need to know how to retrieve through Perl DBI a listing of possible
ENUM elements
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Hi all,
I read through the docs for CGI::Cookie and learned
how to set a cookie. I do it with line:
my $cookie = new CGI::Cookie(-name='name',
-value=$name,
-expires='+6M');
But, I've found out that when IE creates the cookie,
it
Nath, Alok (STSD) wrote:
Can anyone point out why it is not outputting anything ?
It is suppose to read an HTML file and display the table contents.
One thing I observed is - It is not entering the for loop and I s
not printing anything ( in print Table found at , join(',',
$ts-coords),
hello
can anyone tell me the basic difference between a
module and a class in perl.
i would be glad if you could give a brief example.;
thanks
jabir
I do the diffcult immediately,but the impossible take's a little longer!!!
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Good day!
I'm about to transfer our ip allocation table from
openoffice spreadsheet into an ldif format. The
spreadsheet has 19 columns, some cells are empty
though. So far this is what I got:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my $input = shift @ARGV;
my $output = shift @ARGV;
our
I have 2 set of options on a web page. first some radios (scalar),
then some check boxes (array).
How will I know if I have an array or not?
Thanks!
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John W. Krahn wrote:
Condor wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
i have problem with uninitialised char and i don't know how to resolve a
problem.
I will paste part of code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
my $temp_buf = 0;
my @buffer = ();
my $all = 255;
my
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005, Jenny Chen wrote:
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Jenny Chen
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Hmm...
How does one go about
On Sep 14, Ryan Perry said:
I have 2 set of options on a web page. first some radios (scalar), then some
check boxes (array).
How will I know if I have an array or not?
If you're using a competant CGI query parser, like CGI.pm that comes with
Perl, then you can simply do:
Harold Castro wrote:
Good day!
Hello,
I'm about to transfer our ip allocation table from
openoffice spreadsheet into an ldif format. The
spreadsheet has 19 columns, some cells are empty
though. So far this is what I got:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my $input =
Jabir Ahmed wrote:
hello
can anyone tell me the basic difference between a
module and a class in perl.
i would be glad if you could give a brief example.;
thanks
jabir
perldoc perlboot
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Hi Perlers,
I'm trying to do the following:
1- take an XML file
2- in one script, replace everything above Unicode #x7F (end of ASCII)
with entity references (which can either have special names, like
auml; or be based on the Unicode nb. like #x00AE;)
3- then in another script, do some
I recommend Lincoln Stein's book Perl Networking.
Even if you are too cheap to buy his book, you can google for it and
download the source code for an example program that uses HTML::Parser to
extract and download all the gif files from a page. His example actually
parses the HTML and it sounds
Hello all,
I am somewhat new to perl. I have tried to read everything that I can. I
have a somewhat simple script, so might think. I have attached the script
and the file that I am reading to gather the data. I am trying to parse
this file to gather information and from here I will import the
Hello perlers,
This is somewhat of a database related question, but it is as much
related to programming practices, so excuse me if this is not the
apporpriate list.
I am collecting and processing online orders from several different
sources. Each source is queried periodically, information
package Inn;
BEGIN
{}
END
{}
return 1;
An error comes up when I include the END{} but not the BEGIN{}
any clues?
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Not perl, but as a DBA:
Some possibilities (I am sure there are others)
Make the fields large enough to hold any expected bogus data. Accept
ANYTHING submitted and store in the database (possibly as character
data). Have a column that is a 'dirty' flag, set it to (for example) 1
for ALL incoming
On Thu, Sep 15, 2005 at 04:57:28PM -0500, Walter Hunnel wrote:
Not perl, but as a DBA:
Thanks for answering!
Unless you are getting the data as XML or have to change the data to XML
for some other reason, I would not move to XML just for the cleanup you
are asking about.
I was
My package is executing ALL subroutines when required?
why?
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Are you calling the subroutines in your package, or just defining them?
For example, do you have anything like this inside your package?
FooSub();
sub FooSub{
my $bar = 21;
print BlackJack!\n;
}
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Luinrandir wrote:
package Inn;
BEGIN
{}
END
{}
return 1;
An error comes up when I include the END{} but not the BEGIN{}
any clues?
Er, WTF are you trying to do? What is the error?
You can't use return outside of a sub. The normal idiom is a bare 1 to
provide a true result for
Luinrandir wrote:
My package is executing ALL subroutines when required?
why?
Since you don't show us your code, how on earth are we supposed to guess?
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Peter Rabbitson wrote:
* I store dirty orders as XML in a SQL table with 2 columns - one for
the order id and another for the arbitrary XML structure. Problem once
again is that my XML can be thousands of characters long.
I vote for this option. You can use a TEXT or MEDIUMTEXT column to store
Hi John!
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Here is one way to do it:
my @array = qw( favorite lessfavorite worstfavorite
);
while ( DATA ) {
chomp;
my @fields = map length() ? $_ : 'NA', split
/:/, $_, -1;
next unless @fields == @array;
my %pairs;
On 9/15/05, Bob Showalter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter Rabbitson wrote:
* I store dirty orders as XML in a SQL table with 2 columns - one for
the order id and another for the arbitrary XML structure. Problem once
again is that my XML can be thousands of characters long.
I vote for this
Luinrandir mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: package Inn;
:
: BEGIN
: {}
:
: END
: {}
:
: return 1;
:
:
: An error comes up when I include the END{} but not the BEGIN{}
Which error are you getting?
I don't get any errors.
In './Inn.pm':
package Inn;
BEGIN{}
END
{}
return 1;
there must be a problem with my web host.
cause now I can't even run the program.
Lou
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From: Charles K. Clarkson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: beginners@perl.org
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 6:49 PM
Subject: RE: Problem with package
Luinrandir mailto:[EMAIL
Bob Showalter wrote:
You can't use return outside of a sub. The normal idiom is a bare 1 to
provide a true result for require().
I'm wrong. You _can_ return from a do FILE construct. So there shouldn't
be an error. (suggest you remove the return anyway; it isn't normally used
in that
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