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Hi, every body,
I am a novice perl user, tyring to write some CGI scripts in Perl to maintain some
database on the webserver.
I have a table called test in mydb database with the following field structure ( I am
using Postgresql 6.5.2 under Redhat Linux 6.2):
firstname char(10
Hi All,
I am now writing a Perl DBI script to access Informix database using
DBD::Informix,
everything is working fine with me on Unix ( script and db server on the
same Unix box,
what about if I want to implement the same
script on Windows NT to connect to Informix server on NT also?
What I need
You'll need to install the Perl, hopefully from ActiveState, and DBI and
DBD::Informix on the NT machine. I've never done a connection to an Informix
database on an NT machine but to connect to database on a Unix machine,
you'll have to install the Informix connectivity software, which you should
Thanks Darrtl for helpful information,
What I have, is Informix server on NT box, I want to put the script I have
on
the same machine, so why I need to make ODBC connection,
when I implemented this same case on Unix - Solaris -
I was able to run the script without any problem at all
Also, is the
I've never connected to an Informix database on NT, so I'm not positive of
the steps you'd need. For the modules, you should be able to get them from
PPM. You do not want to compile them yourself, unless you have to. Check out
www.activestate.com for more info on PPM.
-Darryl
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Send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and anyone else out there that will
be unsubscribing in the near future, take note.
Ilya Sterin
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From: Peter Csoma
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/11/01 3:30 AM
Subject: unsuscribe
unsuscribe
No special version, DBD's are cross platform as are majority of all perl
modules. You don't need Visual C++ compiler if you use ActiveState perl.
Use the ppm utility to download and install DBI and DBD::*.
Search the docs (ActiveState) for ppm.
Ilya Sterin
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From: Mahd
I am stumped. I prepare an SQL statement, print it out for checks, and
call it with five parameters. Here's the code and the printout:
print STDERR "$sth->{Statement}\n\t$chap, $pgo, $t1o, $t2o, $tid\n";
$sth->execute($chap, $pgo, $t1o, $t2o, $tid);
-->
I get the response back (partly t
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 16:39:42 +0200, Bart Lateur wrote:
>print STDERR "$sth->{Statement}\n\t$chap, $pgo, $t1o, $t2o, $tid\n";
>$sth->execute($chap, $pgo, $t1o, $t2o, $tid);
>I get the response back (partly translated into English):
>
>UPDATE HEADINGS SET CHAPTER=?, ORDER_PG=?, ORDER_TYPE_
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 16:39:42 +0200, Bart Lateur wrote:
>DBD::ODBC::st execute failed: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access-driver]
>Not enough parameters. The expected count is: 6. (SQL-07001)(DBD:
>st_execute/SQLExecute err=-1)
>
>Huh? 6? I count only 5 question marks... What is going on?
I found
I tried to post a response to the most recent 'unsuscribe' request with
unsubscribe correctly spelled. It was bounced by the mailserver with
instructions for unsubscribing.
My suspicion is that the reason we are seeing so many messages titled
unsuscribe is that those 'people' first tried sending
unscribe is very very common if they're not catching that one yet.
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From: "Michael A. Chase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sterin, Ilya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 2:44 PM
Subject: WIllfully Clueless 'unsuscribe'ers
> I tried to p
Do I need to upgrade the DBI software for Oracle 8.1.7 support?
I'm current running DBI-1.13.
Anthony Scott
unscript, unscribe, take me off, etc... I don't think there is an end, but
I know that they definitely read the email to have enough (sense if that's
what you should call it) to send this message with the misspelled
unsubscribe. It would probably take me twice as long to figure out that I
should
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 11:44:59 -0700, Michael A. Chase wrote:
>My suspicion is that the reason we are seeing so many messages titled
>unsuscribe is that those 'people' first tried sending a message with
>unsubscribe spelled correctly, got the bounce message, ignored it, and then
>sent another messa
Well it definitely wouldn't be bad move to upgrade to DBI 1.18, but for
Oracle 8+, compile DBD::Oracle with OCI8, for Win32 use ppm to install
DBD::Oracle8
Ilya Sterin
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From: Anthony Scott
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/11/01 1:11 PM
Subject: DBI upgrade
Do I need to u
subscribe (vi) to ~ to sth
(magazine etc) su(b)scribirse {or} abonarse a algo;
(opinion) compartir la opinión sobre algo;
~d capital (Comm) capital m suscrito
Don't know Spanish, but I don't see suscribe anywhere in your given source.
I don't think Michael is accusing them of being evil, but rath
Let me re-phrase it
I'm currectly running Oracle 8.1.5 with the following env.
Unix Platform
DBD-Oracle-1.03
DBI-1.13
perl 5.00503
Do I need to upgrade the DBI/DBD software to support 8.1.7?
Anthony Scott
"Sterin, Ilya" wrote:
>
> Well it definitely wouldn't be bad move to upgrade to DBI
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 13:23:16 -0600, Sterin, Ilya wrote:
>subscribe (vi) to ~ to sth
>(magazine etc) su(b)scribirse {or} abonarse a algo;
>(opinion) compartir la opinión sobre algo;
>~d capital (Comm) capital m suscrito
>
>Don't know Spanish, but I don't see suscribe anywhere in your given source.
> Just as an experiment, I added an extra parameter in the execute call:
As an additional experiment, try using DBD::ADO instead of DBD::ODBC.
Sometimes Access stored queries require a parameter that DBI doesn't
know about.
Tom
On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 05:45:22PM +0200, Bart Lateur wrote:
> On
As I said, you need to compile (in your case recompile) DBD::Oracle with the
Oracle 8 libs, that's it, although it would be a good thing to upgrade the
DBI and DBD also, although you don't have to.
Ilya Sterin
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From: Anthony Scott
To: Sterin, Ilya
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "John Gehman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Postgres 6.5.3-6, DBI 1.18, and trying to
> build DBD-Pg-1.00. I've got all the postgres RPMs installed off of the
> disk except for jdbc, python, and tcl (which I don't expect to need),
> and DBI appear
Hello,
I am attempting to use the $dbh->tables() function to get a list of all of
the tables that I am allowed to look at. It fails!
joshua % table_list.pl
Name "main::DBI" used only once: possible typo at table_list.pl line 30.
DBD::DB2::db tables failed: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2] SQL0104N An un
Actually, if you are using Oracle 8 or higher, you can use the RETURNING
clause of a DML statement to give you any column. The syntax is something
like this ..
:
$insJR = $dbh -> prepare (q (
INSERT
INTOIIJobRun (IIJobID, StartTimeStamp)
VALUES (:jobid, pkg_Calc.Now)
RETURNI
Hello dbi users,
I'm trying to convert an oracle pl/sql script to perl dbi using MySQL.
pl/sql(oracle's procedural language
extensions for SQL) uses a data type(table) called an "index-by table".
It gives you an integer index into your result set(once loaded into this
structure) so that your rec
I recently upgraded to DBI 1.18 + DBD::Oracle 1.07 and upon restarts
with mod_perl, I get the following error:
DBD::Oracle::db rollback failed: Error while trying to retrieve text for
error ORA-03113 (DBD ERROR: OCITransRollback) at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Apache/DBI.pm line 153.
I am run
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