RE: Can DBIx Handle the following SQL statement

2001-09-09 Thread David Boyd
Thanks for the reply, it turns out that Oracle is the database that my application is connected to. So, Inner Join has no meaning in oracle, need to use (+) for outer joins and inner joins are handled by using "=". -Original Message- From: Gerald Richter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

Re: Can DBIx Handle the following SQL statement

2001-09-09 Thread Gerald Richter
> > An error has occurred. Problem Executing search query: Error #00928: missing > SELECT keyword > > When I try to run the following SQL Statement (this is from the log file. i > have run this from the command line and it works find) > I doesn't have check the exactly correct syntax of your stat

Re: DBIx::Recordset question

2001-09-09 Thread Gerald Richter
> I am not sure if DBIx::Recordset has its own list so I am posting here, > please redirect me if needed. > No it doesn't have it's own list. Posting here or on the DBI-users list is ok Use undef, DBIx::Recordset will convert it to IS NULL: $set->Select( { ORDER => "$ORDER",