On 04/03/2011 06:18 AM, Jens Rehsack wrote:
On 04/01/11 17:15, David McMath wrote:
Dear List,
Hi David,
I quick reply now without taking a look into the details of the
implementation to prevent that I forget you (I'm currently busy
with other tasks ...).
...
I've tried &
Dear List,
The short version of my question is: Using DBD::DBM, is there a simple
way to tell whether a table exists? (Other than just trying to query it
and handling failure.)
I've tried "$dbh->{'dbm_tables'}" which seemed promising, except that
it's always empty until I actually execute
I think the quoted section is more about how passwords are stored in the
database itself than about how they're communicated during login. I
read http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/secure-connections.html to
suggest that there isn't much encryption going on at all, particularly
The standar
We dealt with a similar problem, moving from comfortable old server to a
shiny new one. Perlmonks had some interesting advice:
http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=203148
which I think is pretty cool (even though I only barely understand what
it's going).
One of our folks ended up, though,
Dear List,
I posted this questions to perl.dbi.users but I understand that the
mailing list is a better place to get information.
I am experiencing a problem in which, when one node of my 11g RAC fails,
all the connections to that node get hung for a while. Some
applications support transpa
