"NEWMAN, SCOTT (SBIS)" wrote:
> > I'm running Solaris 2.6 / Perl 5.005 / GCC 2.8.1 /DBI 1.14
> >
> > I'm recieving the error below--> Any Suggestions???
> >
> > # make
> > gcc -c -I/usr/local/include -O -DVERSION=\"1.14\"
> > -DXS_VERSION=\"1.14\" -fPIC
> > -I/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.00503/sun
Hello, I'm trying to pass arguments to an Oracle stored procedure via
DBD::Proxy. When connecting via DBD::Oracle, everything's fine. When I
switch to Proxy, I get:
DBD::Proxy::st execute failed: Server returned error: Failed to execute
method CallMethod:
Can't bind a reference (SCALAR(0x202d8
> -Original Message-
> From: NEWMAN, SCOTT (SBIS)
> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 2:00 PM
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> Subject: DBI error math.h
>
> I'm running Solaris 2.6 / Perl 5.005 / GCC 2.8.1 /DBI 1.14
>
> I'm recieving the error below--> Any Suggestions???
>
>
The select statement below, only works if the top 3 salaries are unique.
If two (or more) of the top salaried people have similar salaries - this
query breaks down (for the intended result).
As long as the target column is unique, this is an "great" way to limit
selected rows...
Thanks...
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I am attempting to install DBD::ODBC on a solaris 2.7 system, and I am
having trouble with the install.
Summary:
make test produces core file
solaris sparc 2.7 with perl 5.00503. DBI 1.14 gcc unixODBC driver manager
easysoft OOB 1.0.0.25 client install in default location.
$DBI_DSN, $DBI_USER
You should be able to build Perl, DBI, and DBD::Oracle on nearly any
platform that has an ANSI C compiler. I have seen messages here about DBI
in AIX, so S390 UNIX should also be possible.
Perl 5.004_03 is getting a bit old. This would be a good chance to upgrade
Perl to 5.6 as well as installi
The select statement below, only works if the top 3 salaries are unique.
If two (or more) of the top salaried people have similar salaries - this
query breaks down (for the intended result).
So, as long as the target column is unique, this is an "great" way to limit
selected rows...
Thanks...
I'm trying to find out if perl DBI works on an IBMS390(MVS) Unix System
services - I have Perl 5.004.03 installed and running on the IBM
S390(UNIX) but can't find any DBI stuff. I found a website after going
to CPAN - I need the ORACLE DBD or DBI . in the DBD::ORACLE info it does
not list IBM S39
Hello,
Being new to the list I run the risk of posing a FAQ, but I did
try to search the archive :-)
I am using perl 5.005_3, oracle 8.1.5, and DBD::Oracle 1.06.
I do not seem to be able to get the cacheing working.
Whatever I do, each 'fetch' results in an access to the DB
(which is quite far
It's nothing that you did, Mitch.
I brought it up because I thought it was at least worth a quick discussion
to reassure some of our less outspoken members who were wondering the same
thing...
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Apparently it is but it will le
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> You could write a rule for each table/column that would substitute
> NULL for ''.
>
> However, the concept is all wrong. NULL means "I don't know what
> this value is". '' means "I know that this value is an empty string".
> Furthermore, having NULLs
Alexander Farber (EED) writes:
> Hi Michael,
>
> thanks again for your helpful response!
> I have just 2 more questions:
>
> Michael Peppler wrote:
> > One, you need to check $sth->{syb_result_type} to see what sort of
> > result row you are retrieving. It you "use DBD::Sybase" you'll h
Hi Michael,
thanks again for your helpful response!
I have just 2 more questions:
Michael Peppler wrote:
> One, you need to check $sth->{syb_result_type} to see what sort of
> result row you are retrieving. It you "use DBD::Sybase" you'll have
> the symbolic values available (CS_COMPUTE_RESULT,
On Mon, Mar 12, 2001 at 01:33:25PM -0500, Mitch Clarvit wrote:
> I have no problem connecting to an Oracle 8.1.5 database on Netware 5.1 and
> viewing the contents of the database, however, add or editing are causing me
> problems.
> $sql = "INSERT INTO courses (CourseID, Title, Fees, Hours
Alexander Farber (EED) writes:
> I have the following stored procedure:
Ah yes - the "compute by" rows...
There are two things that you need to check.
One, you need to check $sth->{syb_result_type} to see what sort of
result row you are retrieving. It you "use DBD::Sybase" you'll have
the sy
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David Wheeler wrote:
>Is there a way to get Posgres to assume that a '' insert should be a NULL
>insert? And if not, does anyone know of a way to get mod_perl to make that
>assumption instead?
You could write a rule for each table/column that would substitute
NULL for ''.
However, the conc
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Hi guys,
I have the following stored procedure:
1> select_man_hours aso1, 2001
2> go
KEY NEEDMAN ALLOCMAN
--- ---
bta1/2001/3 NULLNULL
bta1/2001/4 NULLNULL
bta1/2001/11N
Bill,
Try to find a copy of 'SQL for Smarties' by Joe Celko.
Chapter 25 Subsets has example code for the Top N values which I have
successfully used in the past to get Next N as well.
The final iteration of the code to display top three salaries (taken
from the book) is :-
select distinct coun
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