Re: Can't ctrl-c to exit with DBI, DBD::Oracle

cmurta...@gmail.com (Colin Murtaugh) writes: Hi -- I'm running into a strange problem with a script that uses DBI and DBD::Oracle. Once my script connects to my database, I can't use ctrl-c to exit (or ctrl-z to background it). I end up having to open another shell and kill the original

Re: Clash between DBI/Oracle::DBD and SOAP::Lite

duncan.garl...@tuskerdirect.com (Duncan Garland) writes: Has anybody had any thoughts about this problem? I can only say that I haven't encountered these problems using DBI/Oracle/SOAP::Lite on the same machine. But I don't use Net::SSL. -- Radek

Re: Library not found errors with DBD-Oracle-1.20

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James H. McCullars) writes: Hi, I have successfully installed the Oracle instant client, DBI-1.602 and DBD-Oracle 1.20 and can connect to a database on a remote host, but only if I set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory where the instant client is installed. This is fine,

Re: Comments on stability of SQLite for storage

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Kasak) writes: Greetings. I'm beginning a project where I have to store some stuff on the disk somehow. At present, I'm using SQLite *only* for temporary storage. I had planned to dump data ( which is basically config data, but is absolutely critical in terms of

DBD::SQLite accented chars

Hi, when doing sql statements through placeholders I can retrieve data from SQLite DB seemlessly. But when I use do method (e.g. update) with where clause containing accented strings the chars don't convert to utf-8 corectly and consequently the statement doesn't find any rows. I use encode