This is probably something really simple that I'm missing, but I was
wondering if there is some way to get SQL to return a date field in the same
format as Perl's time() or localtime(). Right now I keep getting a string
like this: "1/20/2003 10:37:17 AM", which doesn't help me when it comes to
Attempting to install the latest version gives this error:
t/10examp..dubious
Test returned status 20 (wstat 5120, 0x1400)
DIED. FAILED tests 104-245
Failed 142/245 tests, 42.04% okay
This was done with the following command:
perl -MCPAN -e 'install "DBI"'
Installing the p
This is a Java language, more than Perl, unless you'll use the Perl's JDBC bridge.
And Tomcat really has nothing do with that at that point, it's a server.
If you are looking for a Java answer, refer your question to either a java list, or I
strongly recommend looking into the Struts framework.
Hi,
I am developing a Web application that uses servlets as the server side
scripting language, and Mysql as the database engine. Could you point me to
where I can get information about how to use JDBC to connect Tomcat to
Mysql?
Thanks.
Will
> I've been told by our DBA that the Application Development Client could be
> installed onto one of our test boxes in order to install DBD::DB2 to that
> box, however it is not allowed on any of the Live boxes. My question
> therefore is would it be feasible to install DBI and DBD::DB2 on one
RS6
Hello,
My environment is as follows:
AIX 4.3.3.0 running perl 5.005_03
Installed DBI 1.32
Installed DB2 vsn 7.2
I'm requiring install of the DBD::DB2 driver onto a number of AIX RS6000
machines. The install originally failed compilation because I hadn't
installed the DB2 Application Development
David,
> numeric when passed a 6 digit number. Here is an example of how it is
> called within Oracle:
> DECLARE
>RetVal NUMBER;
>
> BEGIN
>RetVal := COLLEGE.SPISFINANCIAL ( 123456 );
> END;
Try calling it the same way wrapped in a begin end block in DBI
> eval {
> my $func = $dbh->
You can only do this the function has no side effects, or the PRAGMA
RESTRICT REFERENCES clause is used.
I forget exactly what is required but as far as I remember its quite
restrictive.
Ken.
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Haslam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 05 February 2003 10:
>eval {
> my $func = $dbh->prepare(q{
> BEGIN
> :retval := SPISFINANCIAL(
> parameter1_in => :parameter1
> );
> END;
> });
>
> $func->bind_param(":parameter1", '123456');
> $func->bind_param_inout(":retval", \$retval, 6);
>
Are you using gmake/gcc ?
On 04-Feb-2003 Chamlee, Douglas, B. (Contractor) wrote:
> Ok, looks like I had at least 3 verions of perl. I have uninstalled them all
> and reinstall just 5.6.1 from the SGI freeware web site. I tried to compile
> the DBI module but I get 101 errors in the DBI.c file. I
it sounds good to use DBD::Sybase
i heard it need some work to get mssql7 to work with - but still hope it
works fine with mssql2k - my client machine is linux debian - i tried to use
easysoft software for bridging connection - it should work fine (connection
is ok - i've already checked) but i sti
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