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-Original Message-
From: ARCS (Wade) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 4:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problems installing DBI 1.14 on SunOS 5.6 (Solaris 2.6)
Hello,
DBI v1.14
DBD-ODBC v0.28
Win 2000
Perl 5.6.0
Microsoft dBase VFP Driver (*.dbf) v 6.01.8629.01
The following program:
#--
# tkttest.pl
use DBI;
use strict;
my $DSN= 'tkt.dsn';
my $dbh = undef;
my @row;
#DBI-trace(3);
if ( $dbh = DBI-connect(dbi:ODBC:$DSN, '', '') )
Hello all,
I wanted to thank everyone for the assistance with this. After re-installing a
fresh copy of perl5.6.1 everything is now back to normal and working properly!!
:)
On another note, has any one successfully install DBD::AnyData and used it?? It
seems to install properly, but when used
The user [of DDL::Oracle] who originally reported this error had said:
I'm running the latest from the latest software:
- RedHat 7.1
- DBI-1.18
- DBD-Oracle-1.07
- DDL-Oracle-1.10
- Oracle Client 8.0.5.0.0
He now reports that after upgrading his Oracle evironment to
Bodo Eing wrote:
regarding the items you mentioned above, true. But *DBD::CSV does not work
with files containing periods the file name*,
Not quite right, see below.
because the file names are used
as the table names by the SQL Layer on top of Text::CSV_XS.
Right, because a period in a
MikeBlezien wrote:
On another note,
Please use a different subject line when you are starting a new subject,
I only found this by accident.
has any one successfully install DBD::AnyData and used it?? It
seems to install properly, but when used in a script, I keep getting an error,
about
Yes, I did figure that out after digging a little deeper, but still no luck
installing the AnyData module. I've tried installing the XML-DOM and Bundle::XML
with no luck either. this is on a freeBSD 4.1
XML ... Error Opening File-Parser: Can't locate XML/Twig.pm in @INC (@INC
contains:
MikeBlezien wrote:
Yes, I did figure that out after digging a little deeper, but still no luck
installing the AnyData module. I've tried installing the XML-DOM and Bundle::XML
with no luck either. this is on a freeBSD 4.1
XML ... Error Opening File-Parser: Can't locate XML/Twig.pm in @INC
I just downloaded DBI 1.18, and although the fetchall_hashref method is
mentioned in the documentation, it doesn't appear to exist in the code. Is
this is an oversight? In any case, will this method be included in the next
version of DBI, and if so, is that expected to be soon?
Thanks,
Alex
A useful place to start is the DBI documentation. Run 'perldoc DBI' to see
it. It isn't a tutorial, but it does explain what placeholders are had
gives a couple examples. There are more examples in DBD-Oracle-1.0x.tar.gz
subdirectory Oracle.ex/ which aren't completely Oracle specific.
--
Mac
See $sth-execute() in the DBI manual.
This belongs in dbi-users, not dbi-dev.
--
Mac :})
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From:
The documentation for the Oracle DBD shows how to INSERT and UPDATE an LOB
but there doesn't appear to be anything that indicates how to do a SELECT
and especially a LIKE equivalent.
Does anyone have some examples?
Craig Steffler
ATS Project
e.Gulfstream Web Development
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just downloaded DBI 1.18, and although the fetchall_hashref method is
mentioned in the documentation, it doesn't appear to exist in the code. Is
this is an oversight? In any case, will this method be included in the next
version of DBI, and if so, is that expected to be soon?
Thanks,
Alex
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