hi my name is oguz
i am trying to parse field properties (using mysql) but
get blob instead of text
$type_of_field = $sth->[mysql_type_info]->[int];
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On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 03:54:49PM -0400, Jeff Boes wrote:
> I've encountered a problem with the statement handle's pg_type
> attribute, under DBI 1.21 and DBD::Pg 1.12.
> [...]
> If you run this, you'll get some unprintable output from the first print
> statement, and the second print causes a se
Jeff Thies wrote:
>
> After trying for a week to get the DBD::mysql driver loaded in FreeBSD
> (couldn't find DBI during install) virtual server I thought I'd try
> DBD::AnyData.
>
> Much to my surprise, I could do this:
> my $sql='create table table1(field1 varchar(12),field2 varchar(12))';
After trying for a week to get the DBD::mysql driver loaded in FreeBSD
(couldn't find DBI during install) virtual server I thought I'd try
DBD::AnyData.
Much to my surprise, I could do this:
my $sql='create table table1(field1 varchar(12),field2 varchar(12))';
Are any other data types suppor
How about the following:
foreach my $row_ref (@{$array_ref}) {
print @{$row_ref}, "\n";
}
The above loop will print all the rows, each row has its own line, and there
is no space between two values in a row though.
Bao
Brad wrote:
> I've been struggling with this and getting n
I've been struggling with this and getting nothing but gibberish.
my $array_ref=$sth->fetchall_arrayref()
I can't get anything out of $array_ref though, I can't work out how to
manipulate it.
The query was "select filename, size, score from files where
codeID=\"".$codeID."\" which should return
