Re: Fail DBD::Mysql 4.003 installation

vicky wrote: Hi all, I am getting my feet wet with Linux and installing bugzilla 3.0 on it. For bugzilla 3.0, perl module DBD::mysql 2.9003 or above is required. I am trying to install DBD::mysql 4.003 on remote linux box. This is the only module which is stopping the bugzilla installation. OS

problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

Hi, Hoping someone can help me here as I'm really stuck with this. I have a large amount of code which reads some XML and inserts data from the XML into a database. One particular insert fails: insert into document

make test in DBD::Oracle

I am trying to install DBD::Oracle for perl on Solaris 9. The perl Makefile.pl and make commands looked fine but when I run make test I receive a bunch of errors and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. The output is below, the first issue it seems to come across is in t/10general due to

RE: problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

Hi Martin, Martin Evans wrote: Hoping someone can help me here as I'm really stuck with this. I have a large amount of code which reads some XML and inserts data from the XML into a database. One particular insert fails: [snip] After much head scratching I discovered the problem P4 has utf8

Re: problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

I think the key is Oracle client 9.2.0.4.0 with Oracle server 9.2.0.7.0, 10.2.0.3.0 seems this only pepps its head up when using this combination can you recreate it using the instant client and Oracle server 9.2.0.7.0, 10.2.0.3.0?? If it is a bug in Oracle (No!!! say it isn't so ... Not

RE: problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

Martin Evans wrote: Hoping someone can help me here as I'm really stuck with this. I have a large amount of code which reads some XML and inserts data from the XML into a database. One particular insert fails: [snip] After much head scratching I discovered the problem P4 has utf8 set on it

Re: problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

John Scoles wrote: I think the key is Oracle client 9.2.0.4.0 with Oracle server 9.2.0.7.0, 10.2.0.3.0 Don't think so as I'm not using Oracle 9. seems this only pepps its head up when using this combination can you recreate it using the instant client and Oracle server 9.2.0.7.0,

Re: problems inserting a utf8 timestamp with DBD::Oracle

Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) wrote: Martin Evans wrote: Hoping someone can help me here as I'm really stuck with this. I have a large amount of code which reads some XML and inserts data from the XML into a database. One particular insert fails: [snip] After much head