Geez Andy, where *do* you get the energy. :)
Jared
On Wednesday 05 December 2001 02:22, Andy Duncan wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> > > I've done it, it works. Be aware that setting it up is not trivial,
> > > as the documentation is somewhat incomplete.
> > > That is being remedied however...
> > > htt
My server CD is stuck in a machine that's not talking at the moment, but I seem to
recall a screen with install options for a full install, minimum install, custom
install, and client only install. So, at least one version has the client on the
server CDs. (I've been installing so many versions
is the client on the server install CD? There is a "client" CD in the box
set, but it only lists windows platforms...
-Original Message-
From: Steve Sapovits [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 11:08 AM
To: Scott T. Hildreth; Brian LaMere
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Subj
Options in regular, though properties would be a better name for the window.
>The easiest way with outlook express (and >outlook???) is to right click the
>message and select properties.
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Yes,
The easiest way with outlook express (and outlook???) is to right click the
message and select properties.
Richard
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From: "Jeff Seger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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To: "Laurie Gennari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, Decembe
This was exactly what I needed. For those of you who might be inclined to
use ORA_CHAR instead of SQL_CHAR, that won't work. DBD::Oracle complains
and treats the data as SQL_VARCHAR -- at least that was the case for my
application.
Thanks to everyone for the excellent feedback and assistance.
Sounds like you're installing the wrong thing. You don't need to install the Oracle
server everywhere (1GB), just the client. I don't have the numbers at hand, but it's a
fraction of the server size.
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On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 12:52:35PM -0600, Fannin, David P. wrote:
> I've got an application where I need to use bind variables to populate many
> tables of a reporting server nightly. I'm using DBD::Oracle to access the
> target server. If I use $st
Also, the Oracle install required is just the Oracle client
That should be well under a gig and should install fast. I've
used it on both Windows and UNIX servers, connecting to actual
DBs that reside on our UNIX servers.
I find the client useful to have in my Perl environment to
run SQL*Plus
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On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 01:33:23PM -0500, Kevin White wrote:
> Is there any way to get the Oracle session ID out of a $dbh, so I can
> log it and map it back?
SELECT SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','SESSIONID') FROM DUAL;
This returns the current session's a
Try to change your table definition of the column from varchar2 to char,
then you will be allowed to put empty space into oracle.
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From: Fannin, David P. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 1:53 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: DBD::Oracle -- bin
Use Proxy,
perldoc DBD::Proxy
On 07-Dec-01 Brian LaMere wrote:
> My situation is simple (to describe). I have Oracle 8.1.7 installed on a
> solaris 2.8 environment. I have a multitude of linux systems that need to
> connect to said server, via perl. Oracle, as is its purpose, will be
> hous
Kevin,
It sounds strange, V$SESSION->PROCESS always returns the right
process ID, even if it is of a forked child's. However, with subsequent
calls, if you display your db handle that you acquire in a script, you may
get the same ones all the time depending on which Apache children served
your r
I've got an application where I need to use bind variables to populate many
tables of a reporting server nightly. I'm using DBD::Oracle to access the
target server. If I use $sth->bind_param ($num, ' ') Oracle treats the
string of spaces as a NULL in my insert statement. Since NULLS aren't
all
My situation is simple (to describe). I have Oracle 8.1.7 installed on a
solaris 2.8 environment. I have a multitude of linux systems that need to
connect to said server, via perl. Oracle, as is its purpose, will be
housing a database...duh. The various linux systems need to be able to
access
Hello there! I've used DBI on many platforms and many databases over
the years: Informix, Sybase, Postgres, and now, for the first time, Oracle.
My Oracle platform is a brand new 9i box running Red Hat Linux 7.1. But
it isn't the problem.
The client is also Red Hat Linux, on another machine,
I think, though I have only used LookOut Express, and that only infrequently,that you
can right click on a message on the list and choose properties. Totally intuitive.
No, really, totally.
Laurie Gennari wrote:
> >Surely Outlook has a way of letting you view message headers?
>
> Open the me
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Michael Wray wrote:
> In Calypso, Pegasus, and Pronto (The latter a UN*X client) you only
> see the info if View FULL Headers is on...which even though I view
> full headers frequently, I have turned off most of the time due to the
> fact that Headers are usually longer than t
In Calypso, Pegasus, and Pronto (The latter a UN*X client) you only see the info if
View FULL Headers is on...which even though I view full headers frequently, I have
turned off most of the time due to the fact that Headers are usually longer than the
message, and I don't want to have to page t
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Laurie Gennari wrote:
> >Surely Outlook has a way of letting you view message headers?
>
> Open the message (not just preview pane). Choose View...Options. No, that's not, I'd
>like to opt to see headers. That's here are a bunch of things you can change and we
>stuck the "I
Werner Lamping writes:
> hello ,
> I like to get access to a sybase database using perl .
> Therefore I installed freeTDS which went OK (I believe)
> But the installation of DBD-sybase is failing .
> Does somone know or has an idia what went wrong .
> Like I mention before , I just want to a
>Surely Outlook has a way of letting you view message headers?
Open the message (not just preview pane). Choose View...Options. No, that's not, I'd
like to opt to see headers. That's here are a bunch of things you can change and we
stuck the "Internet headers" on this page 'cuz we didn't know w
The DBI and DBD::Oracle have no knowledge about what's in the statement.
It's just a string that's sent to the server and the server returns
a bunch of rows.
Tim.
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 03:30:46PM -0600, Jones Robert Contr TTMS Keesler wrote:
>
>
> When I do the following in SQL+ I get the co
Only on Linux, we don't have 9i for Solaris yet.
Although the Linux doesn't mean diddly squat to your situation,
I indeed have compiled DBD::Oracle with the 9i libraries.
On 07-Dec-01 Keith Kwiatek wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Let me ask this a differnt way has anyone compiled in the 9i libraries
>
So you can... Hmm... I'm pretty "computer literate", and I had no clue. If
we don't want to keep having to answer these questions, I suggest appending
this information to the bottom of the message. 'nough said.
Lincoln
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From: Moulder, Glen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hello,
Let me ask this a differnt way has anyone compiled in the 9i libraries
with DBD ?
I an NOT talking about using an existing DBI/DBD setup using 8.x.x oracle
libraries to connect to an oracle 9i database.
Keith
Hi Lincoln,
You can see the mail headers by opening the message, clicking View, then Options. The
headers are at the bottom of the screen.
Glen
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 8:27 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Well,
We use MS outlook98 and MS Exchange server here, and I can find no way of
showing the mail headers. Nada. So I guess it is not a "decent mailer".
What a surprize.
Given the (regretable) almost universal business adoption of MS products for
office automation, it is probably a mistake to
You have just 9i on solaris?.. or 9i AND solaris AND DBD ?
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From: "Tony Mogg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Keith Kwiatek'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 3:48 AM
Subject: RE: Does dbi/dbd work with oracle 9i ???
> Yes, I
Hello,
What exact part of 9i do you need to install for DBD to work? I tried the
"client install" from the 9i disks (procC and net8), but it didn't seem to
work.
Thanks
Keith
I tried to install the "client" portion of 9i to provide the needed DBD
oracle libraries, but it came back saying it couldning find a bunch of
oracle ".mk" files. So I am installing a larger subset of the oracle
database, but that takes a lot of time
Keith
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From
hello ,
I like to get access to a sybase database using perl .
Therefore I installed freeTDS which went OK (I believe)
But the installation of DBD-sybase is failing .
Does somone know or has an idia what went wrong .
Like I mention before , I just want to access and read
data . If there is a more
Brett W. McCoy writes:
> On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Rhino wrote:
>
> > Can anyone remind me how to unsubscribe from the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list?
>
> They are in the header of every message:
However my emails to dbi-users-unsubscribe (now that I've found
news://nntp.perl.org/perl.dbi.users) and dbi
Yes, I have it working. Installed without any problems. However, I cannot
get a connection as sysdba. If anyone can advise on this I'd be very
grateful.
Tony
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Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 10:37 PM
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