e got a simple script that works but it is quite slow...
*** How slow is slow? If your script does one delete a second, it will
complete in 2.89 days. I would definitely have it cranking away at the
problem while I tried to figure out something faster.
- Jerry Kaidor
>
> You missed the point. By using [] you are creating an anonymous array and
> assigning that to element 0 of each array. You want () not [] for
> initializing arrays.
*** Oops. Quite right. Mixed my C arrays with Perl.
- Jerry
>
e! Only fetchrow_hashref(). But the original
poster wasn't asking about that.
Perl's motto: "There's More Than One Way To Do It"
Jerry's one-man-project motto: "You Don't Have To Learn The Other Way".
- Jerry Kaidor
; happens in a different page. If so,
you'd need to reconfigure the loop as a state machine, with one iteration
happening each time it gets called.
- Jerry Kaidor
ect one: the documentation is clear that disconnect()
is not really needed. But I was not sorry to add it: I tend to be
suspicious of magic initializations and shutdowns - a sad effect of 20
years of embedded C programming. :)
I will enable tracing later today and report the results.
- Jerry Kaidor
compiler. Guy says that a lot of problems get fixed that way. I
am reluctant to recompile all that stuff on my production server, and
will probably have to set up a second server to try it out.
- Jerry Kaidor
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 10:35
Hello,
My name is Jerry Kaidor. I am seeing some cryptic errors in a web
application that I'm writing. Driving me nuts. My code runs under
CGI::Application, and uses DBI with the mysql driver. Here is the
error message, which appears in /var/log/httpd/error_log:
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