dynamic lib ignored even after "found" in "install_driver(Oracle) failed: Can't load..." cgi problem

hi all, here's a problem it seems a lot of people are seeing when running a CGI script many people, including myself have had an ongoing problem with the seemingly "unfindable" shared object library libclntsh.so.x.x (mine is libclntsh.so.10.1) needed for connecting to a remote oracle databas

RE: Multiple queries (SQL) in 1 connection instance

$dbh_pg = DBI->connect ( "DBI:Pg:host=$pg_server_name; port=$pg_server_port, database=$pg_default_db", $pg_user, $pg_passwd, {RaiseError => 0, PrintError => 0} ); $dbh_pg->do(

Re: Number of row fields inconsistent with NUM_OF_FIELDS, NUM_OF_FIELDS updated

> YOu need to upgrade your DBD::Sybase package - version 1.08 handles this > correctly. > We upgraded to the new package and the message has indeed disappeared. Everything is still working correctly too. We're surpised assumed Debian does not include the 1.08 version, as it is dated 2007. Many th

Re: DBI:Sybase connect error

On 30 Ago, 05:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ow Mun Heng) wrote: > On Wed, 2007-08-29 at 14:32 +, vizzz wrote: > > I'm trying to log into a sql server 2005 express through perl using > > DBI and DBD::Sybase module. > > this is my freetds.conf file (located under /etc/freetds/freetds.conf) > > > [MyServ

Re: perl date

I see now the file location should be specify after DBI:XBase:, not in front of the file name. Thank you. Samuel - Original Message - From: "Nelson, Erick [HDS]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Samuel_Zheng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 11:53 AM Subject: RE: perl date

Re: perl date

Hi Nelson, Thank you for your help! Just one more question: if I specify the directory name (location) of the file,e.g.: c:/sample it won't run. Is there a way I can specify the location of the dbf? Regards, Samuel - Original Message - From: "Nelson, Erick [HDS]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> T

Re: perl date

thank you so much for your help! I plan using the code for updating a date field only while using ODBC for the rest. (with in mind of an upgrade of DBMS later) Is there anything that anyone knows that I should pay attention to? thanks regards, Samuel - Original Message - From: "Nels