Sorry for the late reply, but I'm only scanning my inbox now.
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 17:35:51 +0800, hu.darren wrote:
my $csr = $dbh-prepare(q{
BEGIN
:whoami := PLSQL_EXAMPLE_DARREN.FUNC_NP;
END;
});
but I failed with:
Can't bind unknown placeholder ':whoami' at
Samuel_Zheng wrote:
this is the error message, Because it on a Chinese 2003 server and the chinese
is missing some bytes. I cannot read what it says. Does anyone can tell what it
means and suggest things to try?
thanks,
samuel
Software error:
DBI connect('btn','',...) failed: [Microsoft][ODBC
Hi Martin,
I know Chinese. Just that it is not displayed properly Icannot read it. what
more info is needed? Do you think.
I use the excel to open the ACCESS97 database and it was fine.
regards,
samuel
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From: Martin Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dbi-users@perl.org
Daniel Kasak wrote:
Greetings.
I'm beginning a project where I have to store some stuff on the disk
somehow. At present, I'm using SQLite *only* for temporary storage. I
had planned to dump data ( which is basically config data, but is
absolutely critical in terms of keeping the project held
Samuel_Zheng wrote:
Hi Martin,
I know Chinese. Just that it is not displayed properly Icannot read it.
what more info is needed? Do you think.
I use the excel to open the ACCESS97 database and it was fine.
regards,
samuel
With a 42000 error should be some text describing the error - the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Kasak) writes:
Greetings.
I'm beginning a project where I have to store some stuff on the disk
somehow. At present, I'm using SQLite *only* for temporary storage. I
had planned to dump data ( which is basically config data, but is
absolutely critical in terms of
It's not clear from your message what you want.
If you mean that you want to open a db handle or set of handles in the
same way with the same options across a number of scripts, why don't you
just create a function for that? You can create your own Perl module
exporting that function and just
On 25 Jul 2007 at 9:43, Daniel Kasak wrote:
Greetings.
We've been stuck for quite a while between SQL Server and MySQL, and
while doing cross-database queries is drop-dead simple in MS Access,
it's relatively painful in Perl.
Are there any solutions at present for running queries across
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007, Russ wrote:
Over time the need to connect to the same database in different
scripts became apparent. To do this I began by creating a package
that contained all the $dbh handles (not advisable) as if one fails
then your whole script is no good. So I then split them
When I run 'cpan' and try to install Bundle::DBI,
DBI::Shell fails...but more importantly PlRPC-0.2020
fails with,
Writing Makefile for RPC::PlServer
perldoc -t lib/RPC/PlServer.pm README
No documentation found for lib/RPC/PlServer.pm.
make: *** [README] Error 1
Hi Martin,
you directed me to an article by microsotf to fix an error which is
caused when my perl script access a access97 file.The article tell to
chk the windows temp folders. that time I got the problem fixed on my
XP machine. This time, I am having the same error on a windows server
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On Wed, 2007-08-01 at 22:13 +0200, Jenda Krynicky wrote:
On 25 Jul 2007 at 9:43, Daniel Kasak wrote:
Greetings.
We've been stuck for quite a while between SQL Server and MySQL, and
while doing cross-database queries is drop-dead simple in MS Access,
it's relatively painful in Perl.
Defining connections in one place is one thing.
Using the same connection from different places is another.
The first point, defining connections in one place, is something
quite trivial that is unnecessary to discuss. Basically it means
specifying the dsn string, and that can be done in a
At 9:03 AM +1000 8/2/07, Daniel Kasak wrote:
Nice suggestion ( we do this from Excel sometimes ), but I'm actually
planning on *competing* with Access, and not using it to do the heavy
lifting for me. ie this is for a generic query engine, and not for a
specific task I have in mind.
As a
On 02/08/07, Darren Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do you think would be the most common scenarios of a cross-database
query?
Speaking only theoretically for now but one use case I can vaguely imagine
would be something we are working on right now:
We have a large SQL Server database
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