> "Dave" == Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dave> Randal said:
>> Placeholders are even more cool, and require less thinking.
Dave> If they're supported, which they aren't under all platforms!
They're supported by DBI, so it's *all* platforms. Perhaps you're
thinking of the ":1"-st
Liz said:
> I've not done a great deal of Perl, but with VB we always stripped the
> apostrophes out before putting variables into SQL statements.
I just escape them-why take them out? They do serve a purpose.
Randal said:
> Placeholders are even more cool, and require less thinking.
If they'r
At 05:28 AM 6/8/01 -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> > "Jeff" == Jeff Yoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>Jeff> I'm coming in on the middle of a thread here, but generally the best
>Jeff> thing to do when working with databases in Perl is to us DBI, and if
>Jeff> you are doing that, database
> "Jeff" == Jeff Yoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeff> I'm coming in on the middle of a thread here, but generally the best
Jeff> thing to do when working with databases in Perl is to us DBI, and if
Jeff> you are doing that, database handles have a method called quote() that
Jeff> will ensur
At 09:07 AM 6/8/01 +0100, Liz Keogh wrote:
>For my own personal curiosity;
>
>Would you have to somehow protect the apostrophe in something
>like "Kelly's Trucking" before putting it into an SQL string?
I'm coming in on the middle of a thread here, but generally the best thing
to do when working
For my own personal curiosity;
Would you have to somehow protect the apostrophe in something
like "Kelly's Trucking" before putting it into an SQL string?
I've not done a great deal of Perl, but with VB we always stripped the
apostrophes out before putting variables into SQL statements.
Cheer
It's been some time since I've done any access programming but the error
your getting is consistent with using a reserved world for a table or field
name.
According to the below reference from Microsoft's site the world 'Full' is
a indeed a reserved word in access and could be the cause of your
p
hn W Moon
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From: SAWMaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: June 07, 2001 16:20
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Subject: INSERTing problems
Curtis Poe said:
>As for your code problem, after instantiating a DBI object, try adding the
following line of code:
>DBI->trace
Curtis Poe said:
>As for your code problem, after instantiating a DBI object, try adding the
following line of code:
>DBI->trace( 2, 'errors.txt' );
>From the documentation:
>DBI->trace($trace_level)
>DBI->trace($trace_level, $trace_filename)
>DBI trace information can be enabled for all hand
