On Sat, 2002-08-17 at 10:40, Jeff Zucker wrote:
> A M Thomas wrote:
>
>
> > It makes a lot of sense from a user interface point of view to show the
> > web user the _total_ number of records that match the search criteria,
> > and possibly, calculated from that, the number of batches (think
> >
Hi
with perl 5.8/ apache 2.0.40 / mod_perl 1.99_05 / DBI 1.30
"use DBI "
in the startup.pl (before child cloning process) script makes apache
segfault in perl 58.dll
this is on win32
here is the stack trace
> > SharedUserData!SystemCallStub+0x4
> > ntdll!ZwTerminateProcess+0xc
> > kernel32!_Exi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello. I've got a bit of a problem with my app when running on Perl
> 5.004_04. Basically, I'm using DBD::AnyData to retrieve rows from csv
> files.
Yes, sorry, DBD::AnyData requires perl 5.005 or better. DBD::CSV is
still, for the time being, usable with 5.004
I got this working finally. I originally grabbed the wrong patch for
DBD::Oracle. The one that I ended up using was at:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01291.html
Thanks for the pointers on where to find what I needed Tim, and thanks
to Gerald Richter for putting the patch together.
Scott
> On Fri
A M Thomas wrote:
> It makes a lot of sense from a user interface point of view to show the
> web user the _total_ number of records that match the search criteria,
> and possibly, calculated from that, the number of batches (think
> Google).
I don't know of any way in SQL other than a second
