Matt Young wrote:
>My sql command pipes its result to a perl program (in batch mode) . but the
>perl program has no waf to tell when the query is finished.
>HTTP uses a blank line to signal the end. but there is no such thing for
>mysql.
Why can't you append an extra line to your sql result
In the last episode (Dec 23), Matt Young said:
> My sql command pipes its result to a perl program (in batch mode) .
> but the perl program has no waf to tell when the query is finished.
> HTTP uses a blank line to signal the end. but there is no such thing
> for mysql.
If you are doing something
What about the semi-colon (;) or (\g)?
JFernando
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From: Matt Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: December 23, 2002 12:53
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Subject: What terminates a query?
My sql command pipes its result to a perl program (in batch mode) . but the
My sql command pipes its result to a perl program (in batch mode) . but the
perl program has no waf to tell when the query is finished.
HTTP uses a blank line to signal the end. but there is no such thing for
mysql.
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