Re: DBD::CSV and multiple table queries

It appears from the error message that it cannot locate the CSV file at all. Are you sure: $dbd = "DBI:CSV:f_dir=magalith_db"; Is correct? You've spelled 'megalith' as 'magalith'. Just have to check. I assume you've got whatever dir on the same level as your script and that you've got a file

Re: AnyData Conversion

I'm very interested in the new DBD::AnyData as I use it to work with CSV files in conjunction with DBI::PurePerl. Does the new version that's in the works have any speed/resource/architecture improvements? I thought it was mentioned previously that it would be revised based on lessons learned wh

DBD::AnyData Issue - Perl 5.004_4

Hello. I've got a bit of a problem with my app when running on Perl 5.004_04. Basically, I'm using DBD::AnyData to retrieve rows from csv files. The app installs and runs fine on every setup that I've seen, except machines running 5.004_04. Now I think I saw somewhere that this version of Perl

Re[2]: DBI::PurePerl - Possible Issue

Thanks, Jeff. I guess the documentation got me. It says (From DBI::PurePerl.pm v 1.28): ### In the situation in which you can not install DBI itself, you may manually copy DBI.pm and PurePerl.pm into the appropriate directories. For example: cp DBI.pm /usr/jdoe/mylibs/. cp PurePerl.pm

RPM?

Hello. Does anyone know when to find an RPM for DBI 1.28? I tried rpmfind.com and the latest they have is 1.25, and redhat.com has 1.21. I need it for a RedHat 7.2 box. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks. Nick Hendler [EMAIL PROTECTED]

DBD::AnyData Questions

I've got a few more issues with DBD::AnyData. Sorry if it seems like I'm spamming the group, but I have been researching all the docs and can't seem to figure this stuff out: # # Item #1 # I've tried several different methods for passing $flags to the module, but none se

DBD::AnyData Problem

Ok. I'm about to beat my head against the wall. I've not even gotten as far as the join yet... I'm getting a meaningless error from my $dbh->func string. The error is: ### CUT 1 at /script_path/database.pl line 23 ### CUT The code I'm using is: ### CUT use lib "/script_path/modules"; BEG

Re[2]: Uses for DBI::PurePerl?

Thanks for the tip Jeff. While reading the POD for DBD::AnyData I noticed that joins are supported as *simulated*. Question: Was this written before the SQL::Statement module was updated to support joins? Can joins really be supported by DBD::AnyData if the call is written as: ### CUT $ENV

Re: Uses for DBI::PurePerl?

I'm currently writing an application that will be distributed on many platforms (Linux, BSD, Solaris, Windows) where the target host may or may not have DBI installed. The application is written to use DBD::CSV by default because it is pure perl and portable. The app is also written to fork to u

Re: (PRE)ANNOUNCE: DBI::Profile - a new addition to the DBI

Another DBI? Wow! Quickly, will the new version address the following issues: # # From:Jeff Zucker # Subject: Re: Private functions in PurePerl ? # To make it available to other handles, comment out lines 175, and 176 in DBI::PurePerl and add the line as sho

DBI::PurePerl

Not to seem over anxious, but what it the status of the discussion on the PurlPerl version of DBI? Last I saw in the thread "Pure-perl DBI emulation - what use" it looked like the version deserved a little devel time. I'd like to offer services beta testing a copy once it's fairly stable. I can

Re: Pure-perl DBI emulation - what use?

> I'd appreciate it if anyone who may be interested in a pure-perl > DBI emulation could explain why. Just so I can get some idea of the > real-world issues that a pure-perl DBI emulation might address. I'd like to be able to make use of the 'use lib' function and package DBI::Lite (or whatever i

Re[2]: Use Lib

I'd like to see a copy too. Sounds quite a bit like a workaround I was tooling around with in my head. Thanks. Nick Hendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ From:Jeff Zucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date:Thursday, March 21, 2002 Time:2:45:41 PM Subject: U

Re[2]: Use Lib

DBI is just being untarred and put in the modules dir. No make or anything like that. It's for a program that will run on Linux/Unix/Windows and I don't want to have to require the compiling or installation of DBI with the program. It may be hopeless... Nick Hendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] _

Use Lib

Is it possible to load DBI using the 'use lib' function such as: use lib "./modules"; use DBI; I want to write a program that will utilize DBI but the program will be installed on various machines where DBI is not available in the server install (not in @INC). For those servers where DBI is not