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"CAMPBELL, BRIAN D (BRIAN)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
11/04/2004 01:31 PM
To: Jeffrey Seger/Corporate/[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Sunil A.V."
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Subject:RE: Re: Re: RE: Perl Question: Optim
rself, the code needs to
be tweaked, and you'd pretty much be doing the work of prepare_cached anyway.
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quot;Sunil A.V."
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Subject:Re: Re: Re: RE: Perl Question: Optimization
Partly right. Here is the code snippet.
#! /opt/perl5/bin/perl
use strict;
use DBI;
my $datasource = "dbi:Oracle:&
s on the same db handle, but it will cut
>down on the number of prepares you ahve to do dramatically.
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>If you can't have multiple statement handles on one DB handle, then you
>could create a @dbh array as well.
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>Jeff Seger
>Fairchil
sunil
do me a favor... give me what you said in psuedo code... show me your logic
in a rough code/logic flow..
thanks..
-bruce
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"Sunil A.V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
11/03/2004 12:47 PM
Please respond to "Sunil A.V."
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Hi all,
I have put this followup question to my previous question [might
Hi all,
I have put this followup question to my previous question [might have been hidden in
my previous email].
FOLLOWUP QUESTION:
I have a data file with about 4 rows. Each row has a material name. I will have to
fetch about 10 attributes depending on this material name. So I have 10 quer
