I am collecting and writing a new version of the Makefile.pl for Oracle 10
XE I was just wondering if I could get a copy of your version of your
makefile and any instaltion notes you might have. I am working with Tim
Bunce on this project.
Cheers John Scoles
(A bit long)
(Bottom line: is it, or is it not, enough to always check DBI::err)
Hello
The documentation for how to check the success of various DBI calls, and in
particular do(), selectrow_foo() and selectall_foo() is unclear and not
precise, at least for me. Actually I am not sure, after
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On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 02:15:50PM +0200, Nitzan Shaked wrote:
(A bit long)
(Bottom line: is it, or is it not, enough to always check DBI::err)
Hello
The documentation for how to check the success of various DBI calls, and in
particular do(), selectrow_foo() and selectall_foo() is unclear
Thanks Tim.
I'll clarify the docs. Basically all methods calls reset err except for
just a few special cases such as err and errstr, obviously, and FETCH
eg $foo = $h-{SomeAttribute}).
From the first part of your answer I understand that's it's always okay to
test for defined DBI::err (if I
Well I'm not seeing why a number of arrays that each point to arrays
could not be consider a matrix of arrays when considering one definition
of the word matrix Something resembling such an array, as in the
regular formation of elements into columns and rows. I dunno, i'm not
trying to argue
listmail [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I'm not seeing why a number of arrays that each point to arrays
could not be consider a matrix of arrays when considering one definition
of the word matrix Something resembling such an array, as in the
regular formation of elements into
Read standard books such as _Programming Perl_ by Wall etc. for information
on array references.
Generally references are the most efficient way to pass arrays around or
return them from a function. Returning an array instead of a reference to
an array means the whole array has to be copied.
listmail wrote:
Well I'm not seeing why a number of arrays that each point to arrays
could not be consider a matrix of arrays when considering one definition
of the word matrix Something resembling such an array, as in the
regular formation of elements into columns and rows. I dunno, i'm
which ultimately makes the
50 or
60 line script you sent originally about 10 lines or less. (IE by
using
the array of array setup instead of some convoluted matrix that is
structured god know how.
That means in six months when you (or heaven forbid me) have to
maintain
your code
On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 03:49:21PM +0200, Nitzan Shaked wrote:
Thanks Tim.
I'll clarify the docs. Basically all methods calls reset err except for
just a few special cases such as err and errstr, obviously, and FETCH
eg $foo = $h-{SomeAttribute}).
From the first part of your answer I
Let's close this thread now. Thanks.
Tim.
I was able to get DBD-Oracle-1.16 to read and write the new Oracle 10
types BINARY_FLOAT and BINARY_DOUBLE with just a few small changes. I
also found a problem with Makefile.PL where it couldn't seem to
recognize the client_version output from sqlplus for Oracle 10.2, it
does now and still
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