Hello Martin,
Martin J. Evans a écrit :
> I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
> It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
> Therefore there is no problem at source or at ODBC level, it seems to
> reside at perl/DBI level...
>
> What I do :
>
Denis BUCHER wrote:
Hello Martin,
Martin Evans a écrit :
Denis BUCHER wrote:
Hello everyone,
Some precisions to my previous email...
I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
Therefore there is no problem at source or at
Hello Martin,
Martin Evans a écrit :
> Denis BUCHER wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> Some precisions to my previous email...
>>
>>> I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
>>> It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
>>> Therefore there is no problem at source or at ODBC level, it
Denis BUCHER wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Some precisions to my previous email...
>
>> I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
>> It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
>> Therefore there is no problem at source or at ODBC level, it seems to
>> reside at perl/DBI level...
>>
>>
Hello everyone,
Some precisions to my previous email...
> I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
> It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
> Therefore there is no problem at source or at ODBC level, it seems to
> reside at perl/DBI level...
>
> What I do :
>> use DBI;
>> $dbh
Hello,
I'm trying to simply do a SELECT from an ODBC source.
It works perfectly in PHP but not in perl !
Therefore there is no problem at source or at ODBC level, it seems to
reside at perl/DBI level...
What I do :
> use DBI;
> $dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:ODBC:' . $dsnname, $dbuser, $dbpwd) or...
>
On 2009-07-28 09:19:05 -0700, David Goodman wrote:
> I suggest that you check to see if the string $DBI::errstr is empty
> rather than just whether the 'do' function executed correctly.
>
> It seems that the SQL is correctly submitted from the DBI side but the
> database server actually produces
