my problem of last week was associated with variable scoping ... got a
little too quick and the scalars i was trying to insert were not visible
to the subroutine in which the insert command is executed. the command
was therefore being executed with scalars that were not yet defined.
john
which got me to thinking that I
may be running afoul of internal enviroment limitations.
Any perspectives would be appreciated.
john cuson
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you might also check to see if the new installation overwrote the old pg_hba.conf file.
john cuson
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Sir Arthur
loop and playing with the number of
records i retrieved at a time. i think i ultimately let it go with either 100 or 1000
record result sets. it runs at night, and performance is not really an issue, so i
didn't get deeply into tuning it.
john cuson
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alent of the perl library for postgresql database operation.
john cuson
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The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
>>&g
while this may seem like overkill, if the $30 doesn't bother you the o'reilly perl
nutshell book had a nice section providing essentially what you're asking for. it
also has the advantage of providing that same capability for perl in general.
john cuson
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');
$password=$list->param('password');
##declare scalars
##dsn-related
my $host;
my $db;
my $driver;
my $dsn;
my $database;
our $key;
$database='jrado';
$driver='Pg';
$user='';
$host='raider-ralph';
$dsn="DBI:$driver:dbname=$database;host=$
