Levine, Peter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found the cause of my problem compiling the DBI module.
>
> DBIXS.h:347: stray '\' in program
> DBIXS.h:391: parse error before `}'
> DBIXS.h:427: parse error before `='
> DBIXS.h:427: stray '\' in program
> DBIXS.h:428: stray '\' in program
> DBIXS.h:429: stray
DBD::Chart 0.71 is now available at www.presicient.com/dbdchart, and should
be available on CPAN shortly.
DBD::Chart is a Perl DBI driver that uses a simple SQL syntax to render
graphs and charts.
Version 0.71 includes the following features/fixes:
- fixed LINEWIDTH property to be applied to in
Greetings,
I'm working on putting together an oceanographic database, and I'd
like to use DBI to pull and submit datasets. The datasets are stored in an
Oracle8i database in a table called Channel.
Channel has four columns:
datasetid -> a pointer to a parent table (there are several cha
> http://search.cpan.org/author/DROLSKY/Alzabo-0.68/lib/Alzabo.pm
http://www.alzabo.org/ is a better place to start.
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Ian Harisay wrote:
> Is anyone out there using a RDBMS data modeling tool on Linux.
I haven't used it personally but you could take a peek at Dave Rolsky's
Alzabo. I hear good things about it :-)
http://search.cpan.org/author/DROLSKY/Alzabo-0.68/lib/Alzabo.pm
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Kevin.
Hi,
I found the cause of my problem compiling the DBI module.
DBIXS.h:347: stray '\' in program
DBIXS.h:391: parse error before `}'
DBIXS.h:427: parse error before `='
DBIXS.h:427: stray '\' in program
DBIXS.h:428: stray '\' in program
DBIXS.h:429: stray '\' in p
Maybe this can help you.
My UN
Ian Harisay wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is anyone out there using a RDBMS data modeling tool on Linux. I've
> looked around but haven't found anything.
Data Architect from theKompany (www.thekompany.com) looked nice. I haven't
used it though. I did a search of modelling tools last year, and this was
Hi,
Is anyone out there using a RDBMS data modeling tool on Linux. I've looked around but
haven't found anything.
Thanks in advance for the help.
-Ian
Yes, from around .3x, but for the best support so far and, what I believe to
be the most bug free, try the latest (0.45_14). In that archive are some
examples, both in t/20SqlServer.t and mytest/*.
If there are no bugs reported in that version, I'm going to re-release it as
..5 or even 1.0... T
Hi,
I need the return value from a stored procedure.
Usually I do like this:
$sth = $dbh->prepare('Declare @RETURN_VALUE int; exec
@RETURN_VALUE=some_procedure @param0=?, @param1=?; select @RETURN_VALUE')
but that will result in multiple result sets and in this special case I
can't handle
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002 10:03:07 -0400 "Vorce, Tim (T.)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a bigger problem than I thought. I am constructing a sequence for a
> stored procedure. I'm getting in several values, and constructing the call
> to the stored procedures. I thought that oracle would sup
This is a bigger problem than I thought. I am constructing a sequence for a
stored procedure. I'm getting in several values, and constructing the call
to the stored procedures. I thought that oracle would support placeholders,
but that is not working. So what I have is several variables (and t
How about...
$sql="select * from table where column=?";
$sth=$dbh->prepare($sql);
$sth->execute(qq/What you're looking for/);
Gordon Dewis
Production Officer
Geography Division
Statistics Canada
(613)951-4591
-Original Message-
From: Vorce, Tim (T.) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: T
Tim, read the perldocs on placeholders by doing
perldoc DBI
at a command prompt, and search(with the "/" forward slash) for
"placeholder". Using placeholders has many advantages, one of
which is properly quoting data to be inserted into the database -
so that you don't have to worry about it
Currently, I pass in sql strings as a quoted string, and single quotes around
variables like this:
$sql="select * from table where column='$code' ";
I now am encountering data that contains a single quote - so that won't work.
How do you suggest passing this in
Tim Vorce
Ford Motor Compan
Pg function testme()
$func_call = 'select testme()';
$dbh->do( $func_call );
or
$res = $dbh->selectall_arrayref( $func_call );
or
$sth = $dbh->prepare( $func_call );
$sth->execute;
The type of call depends on the results of the function.
Tom
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 10:42:17PM +0200, Som
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