On Sep 15, 2006, at 21:37, Darren Duncan wrote:
Regarding the "RFC" nature of this email, feel free to say whatever
you want now, or feel free to wait until I actually release this.
Or, perhaps the best piece of feedback I can get short term is what
to name the module, knowing that it is meant t
Hi,
Connecting to rac is the same as connecting to any normal oracle database.
It still uses the tnanames aliases. With the tnsnames.ora file for a rac
database, you can specify if the alias is to connect to specific node or
use the service and allow for the listener to connect you to a rando
hi all
I am looking for a tutorial or "how to" which explain how to connect to
Oracle RAC. I have connected to simple Database but here I don't know what
is the host name sid etc'
could you please refere me where to start?
--
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Sagiv
> Are you wanting to make your Perl data portable? How about Storable?
> http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl/5.8/lib/Storable.html
> Or Freeze/Thaw?
> http://search.cpan.org/~ilyaz/FreezeThaw-0.43/FreezeThaw.pm
> So this is NOT a DBI-related query?
No it is not a dbi related query,
> By "Perl hash file" you mean a dbm file tied to a Perl hash?
>
> If so, how does DBI fit into the picture?
>
> hp
It doesn't. New to Perl and made a typo (should have been dbm of course).
Sorry all.
Henrik.
On 2006-09-20 15:27:12 +0200, Henrik Nilsson wrote:
> > What Perl binary hash file? I was referring to the contents of the
> > database (tables, procedures, constraints, etc). If you have a binary
> > object stored in the dB, export/import won't make it portable.
>
> No, this was no Oracle datab
Henrik Nilsson wrote:
>> What Perl binary hash file? I was referring to the contents of the
>> database (tables, procedures, constraints, etc). If you have a binary
>> object stored in the dB, export/import won't make it portable.
>
> No, this was no Oracle database matter but a Perl hash file (whi
> What Perl binary hash file? I was referring to the contents of the
> database (tables, procedures, constraints, etc). If you have a binary
> object stored in the dB, export/import won't make it portable.
No, this was no Oracle database matter but a Perl hash file (which I think
is in binary f
On 9/20/06, Henrik Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We do indeed use Oracle on both ends. So you mean that by some way putting
this Perl binary hash file in to a table, exporting/importing it, should
solve it...?
Are you wanting to make your Perl data portable? How about Storable?
http://as
On 9/20/06, Henrik Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We do indeed use Oracle on both ends. So you mean that by some way putting
this Perl binary hash file in to a table, exporting/importing it, should
solve it...?
What Perl binary hash file? I was referring to the contents of the
database (t
Good Morning Peter-
The way I read it is that DBI is one of those OO concepts which if implemented
in OOD (Java?) would have worked beautifully
DBI conceptually is a package of classes which would (supposedly) allow anyone
to write to any DB regardless of underlying provider and or interface
Th
We do indeed use Oracle on both ends. So you mean that by some way putting
this Perl binary hash file in to a table, exporting/importing it, should
solve it...?
Thanks
Henrik.
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From: pDale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 3:03 PM
To: dbi-use
On 9/20/06, Henrik Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Quick question; how to migrate dbi files from one os type (e.g. AIX) to
another (e.g. HP-UX)?
[...]
Can they maybe be exported in some sort of platform neutral format and then
imported?
Well, I know Oracle has 'export' and 'import' prog
On 2006-09-20 08:33:36 +0200, Henrik Nilsson wrote:
> Quick question; how to migrate dbi files from one os type (e.g. AIX) to
> another (e.g. HP-UX)?
What are dbi files? DBI is a generic interface to SQL database systems.
It doesn't read or write any files - that is left to the database.
> The fi
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