On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, byron wise wrote:
> I know when you open a file in perl if it isn't there perl creates one. But
> what about a subdirectory? Example: I want to open
> /first/second/third/thefile.txt but the directory third isn't there and of
> course thefile.txt is new too. Will Perl
Is it true that bind_param function is not implemented for using DBD::ADO
with SQL Server?
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Hi All,
Does anyone have experience with using Perl, DBI, ADO to execute SQL Stored
procedure that can update input parameters for use as output.
Here is my example: sp_test_1 is stored proc that chancges value of $y. Perl
script:
use DBI;
use DBD::ADO;
$dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:ADO:DSN', 'na
you could try something like:
nslookup `hostname`
and parsing out the address from it. When I do this command on all of our
UNIX machines (HP-UX) it always has the fully qualified hostname in the
output. This may depend on the dns servers, but could work for you...
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Hi Steve,
if you have enough RAM you could use $stm -> fetchall_arrayref
to get all the rows at one shot and then print the first ten ones.
But I think that's not the best idea.
I would use two SQL statements:
(1) "select count(*) from table where ..."
(2) "select top 10 * from table where ..."
My stupid but simple solution for this has always been:
(in pseudocode, obv)
reverse the string
($filename, $path) = split ( /, 2 )
reverse filename
reverse path
Obviously, you can pick which characters to reverse on in the split. (/ or \)
I'm sure there's something more elegant, but hey, I
Well, I've spent the last two or three hours trying to get Dave's utility to
work and I've gotten nowhere. With runas.pl, I get a "Failed to Logon"
message. I've also grabbed pieces of 5 or 6 scripts from the mailing list
archives that used logonasuser() and those either give me "Incorrect
Funct
Hello,
I am trying to increase the performance in an application, and was wondering
if anyone knows which would give me the bigger bang (faster that is) of
"opening a flat file for data" as opposed to "tying a DBM" and grabbing a
value from that hash?
I am on NT, don't know if that matters. Jus
> -Original Message-
> From: Ron Hartikka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 09 November 2000 13:43
> To: perl win32 users; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Slightly OT but probably very useful - Free
> (but, no doubt,
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> Yes, it is WAY
