I am having a problem connecting to Oracle 7.3.4 when setting up an NT
machine with IE 5.5, Oracle Client Software (Release 7.3.3.0.0) and
ActivePerl v15.6.0. The programms afected have been working fine on 95 for
some time.
I am runing Perl scripts that connect to Oracle though the Oracle7 ODBC
In Java there is the ability to do database connection pooling, where you
have a ConnectionPool object that contains multiple database connection in
it. When you need a connection to a database, you get one from the pool and
go.
Is there a way to do this in Perl, or is there some article I
If you don't have the following line in your code then you should add it.
print Content-type: text/html\n\n;
or if you're using the CGI object
print CGI-header();
This should be done before you print anything to the browser.
Brad Handy
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How can I convert a date format from:
09042001
into the Epoch seconds? (aka 'time' function)
I need to create a formula whereas the entered date must be more than 6
months into the future of todays day.
I can get the system to print the epoch time.
thanks,
Fred
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Anyway, I, from what I gathered from the perldoc thought that
this would write two td/td's inside of one tr element in
html, but when I look at the source code, it is writing an tr for
each td, why is that, and how can I stop it?
Please ignore my
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Oops, ignore what I just said. My appologies for not reading your
email properly. I replied base on your subject alone.
As to your question, yes it is possible. However, you only use the
'?' to signify that parameter pairs follow. Use an '' to seperate
each pair. Basically replace your
Paul == Paul Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Oops, ignore what I just said. My appologies for not reading your
Paul email properly. I replied base on your subject alone.
Paul As to your question, yes it is possible. However, you only use the
Paul '?' to signify that parameter pairs
Paul == Paul Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul a href=helpdesk.cgi?action=test_modifyname=$unique_id
That's illegal HTML. You need encoded as amp; there.
Paul If I was trying to *display* the ampersand in the browser then yes.
Paul In this instance it is part of a URL, which isn't
