I would like to know what all needs to be done to connect to a Microsoft Access
database using perl script. Can somebody guide me please ?
One of the perl books' website has some information , but I think the server where the
document resides has problems and so I am not able to get to it.
Any w
> I would like to know what all needs to be done to connect to
> a Microsoft Access database using perl script.
1) You need two modules: DBI and DBD::ODBC
2) You need to create an ODBC data source referring to the database
file.
3) Connect to the database like this:
$dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:O
Hi :
Thanks a bunch. For the first module, I would do -
install dbi
For the second module for the Open DB Connectivity , will I do something
similar like this ? -
install dbd::odbc
"need to create an ODBC data source referring to the database file" - could you
please explain th
> Hi :
> Thanks a bunch. For the first module, I would do -
>install dbi
> For the second module for the Open DB Connectivity , will I
> do something similar like this ? -
> install dbd::odbc
> "need to create an ODBC data source referring to the
> database file" - could you
Hi all
I'm trying to figure out how to simplify my passwords. I have a cgi that
requires a login. Is there a way to have that application use the system
password (just to authenticate a user)? Where can I find information on
this? What are the security concerns?
Thanks
Adam
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Thank you once again. I am on Win32 machine using ActivePerl.
I had been doing Google search for the past few hours. There, sometimes you hit dirt
( like in my case for the past 5 hours) and sometimes gold . I hit one site which
seems to give a lot of information on this -
http://www.wdvl.com
Has anyone executed a stored procedures from a perl CGI. I am having
problems when there are many rows returned. I need to finish this soon
so
please help.
Murli
The following is my pl/sql code
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE new_worker_select_cur
( f_name IN OUT varchar2,
l
Hi all,
I have an html page that when I press the submit button the cgi script
runs a shell script. I am having trouble because the html page hangs
until the shell script has finished, i.e. the shell script process is
not running in the background. I have tried the following;
system "$my_shell_
You're right, I didn't test before I posted.
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>> What I've done is:
>>
>> 1) have login page w/ hidden input name="formname" w/ some value leads to
>> 2) cgi prog that cks that formname eq "som
Alex Read wrote:
> I have an html page that when I press the submit button the cgi script
> runs a shell script. I am having trouble because the html page hangs
> until the shell script has finished, i.e. the shell script process is
> not running in the background. I have tried the following;
>
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This is an aside, but does the statement you are
executing come as a parameter from the HTML form? If
so, I presume you are aware that this is a very
dangerous practice, unless you have secured the form
page somehow (behind your firewall, etc.), and even
then I wouldn't be comfortable with it. Wha
Hi All:
This for the benifit of all. I had a wonderful time discussing this
topic
with David Kirol (one of the members in the list) and was finally
able to
solve it.
David had the following comments
" I can think of two approaches. The first involves dynamically
creating a
temporary table
The discussion was a learning experience for me as well, (again I learned
the DBI and DBD can do!)
David Kirol
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> Hi All:
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> This for the benifit of all. I had a wonderful time discussing this
>
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> On Tue, 16 Apr 2002 13:17:59 -0700 (PDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John
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> For instance, I wanted to use Crypt::RC4 on a remote server.
> Using the above unshift, I upload Crypt::RC4 but it wouldn't work
> un
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