Rasoul Hajikhani wrote:
Here is a brief description of my DBD::Informix
Type: dr
Name: Informix
Version: 2003.04
Attribution: Jonathan Leffler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Product: INFORMIX-ESQL Version 9.51.UC1
I was asked for the update query and here it is!
# Perl code here
-
$description = "Added By Seller $time";
$dbh->do("UPDATE items_tbl SET Description=" . $dbh->quote($description) . "
WHERE item_number=5");
#---
OK, here it goes.
Database c:\temp\mydatabase.mdb
20 records
Table description: items_tbl two fields (item_number = number,
description = memo)
item_number description
---
-
1
Has anyone out there worked extensively setting up proxies? I am
experimenting with connecting to a postgresql database on a debian
machine from an xp box by way of an intermediate debian machine running
the proxy. When i try to execute an insert statement (via $dbh->do()) I
reach a point at which
OK, here it goes.
Database c:\temp\mydatabase.mdb
Total rows: 20
Table description: items_tbl two fields (item_number = number,
description = memo)
item_number description
---
Saul Roquemore wrote:
> I'm trying to call an Oracle stored procedure that returns a cursor.
> I've found numerous examples for calling functions. There are many
> examples calling a stored procedure and passing one or more
> parameters. However, I can't find a call to a procedure that opens
> a
I'm trying to call an Oracle stored procedure that returns a cursor. I've
found numerous examples for calling functions. There are many examples
calling a stored procedure and passing one or more parameters. However, I
can't find a call to a procedure that opens a cursor and returns it.
The
Hi Guys,
anybody can help me whats the problem of dbi installation on my hpux
workstation with
HPUX 11.11???
Could it be that perl is compiled with ansi/c and the dbi uses gcc?
Axel
That's the output:
# perl Makefile.PL
*** You are using a perl configured with threading enabled.
*** You sh
