Hi,
>
> i know this is not a direct EmbPerl question, but most of you
> fellow EmbPerl guys probably use DBI for database connectivity
> and might have an idea, is there a "cleaner" solution to do
> this thing:
>
> --- 8< ---
>
> $keyword=$dbh->quote($fdat{what});
> $keyword=~s/^\'//;
> $keyword=~
Hi,
>
> >I suggest tring DBIFileStore first because it less complicated. If this
> >works then we can try again DBIStore
>
> FileStore just works. :)
>
> Oracle wasn't committing updates, so DBIStore wasn't getting a look in.
> AutoCommit was on, but obviously not effective.
>
> I'll be discussing
Hi,
i know this is not a direct EmbPerl question, but most of you
fellow EmbPerl guys probably use DBI for database connectivity
and might have an idea, is there a "cleaner" solution to do
this thing:
--- 8< ---
$keyword=$dbh->quote($fdat{what});
$keyword=~s/^\'//;
$keyword=~s/\'$//;
$sth=$db
Hi,
>I suggest tring DBIFileStore first because it less complicated. If this
>works then we can try again DBIStore
FileStore just works. :)
Oracle wasn't committing updates, so DBIStore wasn't getting a look in.
AutoCommit was on, but obviously not effective.
I'll be discussing this with our
Hi,
>Does it really create a new record for each update? It should only create a
>new record for a new user. So as long as you just testing with on browser,
>there should only be one record.
I am using one browser for testing. How about this for an idea, the DB is not
comitting? Maybe the multi
>
> I've checked the database, and the cookie info gets written to
> the DB. I notice
> it creates a new record each time a change occurs.
Does it really create a new record for each update? It should only create a
new record for a new user. So as long as you just testing with on browser,
there s
Hi,
>I don't have much ideas now anymore. Everythings seems to be really good.
>The only thing I can imagine, is that you see different session. Are you
>really sure that the session id you see in the log is the same for every
>page?
>
>The other possibility may be that the data goes never to the
> >That look very good. If the %udat is tied to the right object
> and the cookie
> >is the same, then I don't see any reason why is shouldn't work.
> Have tried
> >to print out all elements of %udat? Are there other values in it?
>
> [9515]SRC: Line 2: [$foreach $blah (keys(%udat)) $]
> [9515]CMD
