how do i find out whether column is signed or not?

I need to obtain metadata about the columns in my database. The problem is that column_info does not supply information about the signedness of the column, or I am missing something in the man page. I've googled for some time but found no solution. Any hints where to dig? I am using MySQL 4.1.

is there a way to obtain whether column is signed or unsigned?

I need to obtain metatdata about a columns in the MySQL database. Some of my columns are signed, others are not. The column_info doesn't not return any information, whether the column is signed or not. Any hints where to dig? -- Denis

Possible bug in DBD-ADO 2.94 bind_param

Hi Using prepared statements doesn't work correctly for driver DBD-ADO version 2.94 on MS SQL Server 2000 (Provider=sqloledb). Given CREATE TABLE t1(c1 VARCHAR(255)) The code snippet triggers the error: ... my $stmt = $dbh->prepare('INSERT INTO t1(c1) VALUES(?)'); $stmt->bind_param(1, 'A string'

Re: DBD-DB2 install issue

Ah, one other _very_ likely possibility is that the user running the tests (or any other script using DBD::DB2) had not inherited the DB2 instance profile before running the tests. The DB2 instance profile sets the environment variables that enable the DB2 client to find things like libdb2.so,

(Fwd) Fetching CLOB variable fron Oracle in Perl version 5.005_03

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