, May 20, 2005 at 04:47:52PM +0200, xaver biton wrote:
HI,
I'd like to build a secure connection to PostgreSQL, but I can't imagine
how to do it, its the same like building a connection with the insecure
protocol? How does that work?
could someone make eventually an example.
Man Thanks in advance.
Xaver Biton
HI,
I'd like to build a secure connection to PostgreSQL, but I can't imagine
how to do it, its the same like building a connection with the insecure
protocol? How does that work?
could someone make eventually an example.
Man Thanks in advance.
Xaver Biton
I think that was the second possibility I mentioned. If the inner query doesn't
find any rows, you want to do something else.
many thks. It works like I wished.
cheers.
Xaver
Hi Tim,
while(my @row = $sql->fetchrow_array){
$sql1->execute("$row[3]");
What DBD module are you using?
If Oracle, are any of the fields CHAR?
is MySql, the fields are char
Xaver
Hi,
Perhaps if you list what you want to happen and what is happening in
more detail we can help.
Ok
my $sql = $dbh->prepare(q{select col1, col2, col3 from test});
the second:
my $sql1 = $dbh->prepare(q{select row1, row2, row3 from test1 where
test1.row = ?})
$sql->execute();
while(my @col = $s
Hi,
i've 2 select query. the first one is like
my $sql = $dbh->prepare(q{select * from test});
the second:
my $sql1 = $dbh->prepare(q{select * from test1 where test1.row = ?})
$sql->execute();
while(my @row = $sql->fetchrow_array){
$sql1->execute("$row[3]");
while(m
Michael A Chase tech wrote:
I don't think you are showing us the running code.
Hi Michael,
you are right sorry, yesterday I was to tired. Any way thanks for the
useful tips. The wrong part was the the missing brachets around "$para"
I modified it in: sub area{ my ($para) = @_;... and now work
Hi,
wht's wrong with the following code, I should recieve
'49201','49203',
'49','49203',
'49203','49203'
and if I don't use the sub I do that, but if I use the sub I recieve only
'491'
Thks.
Xaver
##snip##
my $zone_area_code = $dbh->prepare(q{
SELECT
zone_area_code.area_code_from,
zone_area_cod
Hi,
how do I use like as bind variables, eg:
select * from users where user.tel like '49755%'.
could xou make an example?
thks.
xaver
#x27;WHERE vo_nr = 012345 AND orders_id =12012345' at
line 2 at proe-balance.pl line 388.
Process perl exited with code 2
Please help I'm disperate
Thks
Xaver Biton
AND orders_id = $orders_id
EOT
$dbh->do($sql);
}
########
thks.
Xaver Biton
Hi,
I've elimminated the columns which contains commas, bu noe I'm recieving
this error:
inserting into mysql single element from an array
what does that mean?
Xaver Biton
Hi,
there's the possibility to change the field separator in "values", so I
could add a # instead, e.g.
push @{ $array[1] }, $qualification ."#";
mybe is a stupid supposition, I don't know how can i test this.
Xaver Biton
Ondrej Koala Vacha wrote:
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, xaver biton wrote:
Hi,
I've an Array like this:
@array( ["Xaver", "Biton", "myStrasse", "1", "0725120155"],
["Xx", "Xy", "deineStrasse", "2", ],
["
Hi,
I've an Array like this:
@array( ["Xaver", "Biton", "myStrasse", "1", "0725120155"],
["Xx", "Xy", "deineStrasse", "2", ],
["Robert", "sky", "seineStrasse", "2
Sean Owens wrote:
Version of Perl 5.005_03
Version of AIX is 4.2!
Version of Oracle is 8.1.5
DBD-Oracle-1.03
DBI-1.13
The problem is that the script below bombs out only the 2nd
and subsequent times I run it.
What I have tried
I have tried recompiling the DBD and the DBI using xlr_c instead of cc t
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