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well, you would do
it the exact same way you do a query just put a EXEC and then the stored
procedure. it would look like this...
$cn->Sql("EXEC
sp_StoredProc");
-Original Message-From: Greg Merritt
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Charles Maier wrote:
>
> I have a project that needs to build file attachments for which the files
> don't actualy exist. The data of the 'files' willl be contained in a single
> Perl variable each... $atch1, $atch2.. etc. They are actually specially
> formatted textual data.
>
> I am hoping som
Hi all:
I was wondering if there is a way where I can call
perl within visual basic. It would be most ideal if I can even compile
perl within my executable without the perl compiler.
thanks in advance.
Alex :)
While you are correct, I had a miss spelled variable.
The errors returned from the OLE are:
Win32::OLE(0.13) error 0x80020003: "Member not found" in METHOD/PROPERTYGET
"" at test1.pl line
This is the same error I get every time I reference a method under the
Application Object.
Is there a pla
Does anyone know how to write the following Visual Basic line in Perl? This
came from an Excel macro that I recorded to change the number of outline
levels shown to 1.
ActiveSheet.Outline.ShowLevels RowLevels:=1
Thanks!
Thad Schultz
EDA Librarian / Sys Admin
Woodward Industrial Controls
[E
Also a newbie to IO::Socket and came upon some of the same problems (so take
my advice with a chunk of salt).
YOu probably want to check out IO::Select esp. IO::Select->can_read(). And
as far as reading all the data, have you tried changing $response to
@response?
BTW, the sleep is probably not
> > Anyone know of a why to do this in Perl? I want to create a web
interface
> > where you upload a Word/Excel document and downloaded a PDF version.
>
> Adobe provides a service that does exactly this, for a nominal fee. See
> (http://cpdf.adobe.com). They handle Word, Excel, and a few other
> Here's the VBScript version of some code I am trying to write in
PerlScript.
> (I don't want to use VBScript full-time)
VBScript is a lot faster than Perlscript when it comes to ASP.
> $Response->Redirect($dGatewayConfig->Item("foo"));
use Data::Dumper;
$Response->Write("" . Dumper( $dGateway
Does anyone know how do utilize stored
proceedures on a SQL server?
I'd hate to have to recreate all the sql code for the
application I'm working on.
I'm using DBI with odbc.
Thanks,
Greg
I have a project that needs to build file attachments for which the files
don't actualy exist. The data of the 'files' willl be contained in a single
Perl variable each... $atch1, $atch2.. etc. They are actually specially
formatted textual data.
I am hoping someone has already done this and could
I think reading the files into a hash would help here.
Try this code:
This code prints:
Old inventory for a is 10:10
Old inventory for b is 10:10
Old inventory for c is 15:07
Old inventory for d is 12:10
new inventory for a is 10:10:09
new inventory for b is 10:10:05
new inventory for c is 15:
I am needing to transfer some files over a modem to another site and need to
use XMODEM/ZMODEM. Does anyone know of a library for this?
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Hello,
I'm not new to Perl, but I am new to using Perl for Active Server Pages
development.
Here's the VBScript version of some code I am trying to write in PerlScript.
(I don't want to use VBScript full-time)
VBScript
dim oSettings
set oSettings = Server.CreateObject("SomeAppService
Does the script work when run under you normal user account? If so then
it looks like a permissions problem.
Prasad Pillalamarri wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I am working on PERL using ActiveState Perl 5.6 and Windows 95. I have
> installed DBI and DBD-ODBC using ppm. When I have written the line u
Thanks for replies, I need to explain some more because
I think my code might be better ignored!
The files are inventory balances for each day.
I need to check todays file against the old file (yesterdays)
and:
Add deleted stuff to the new file (to which I will add
a balance of zero).
The new fi
I ran your script twice and here are my results:
[with commement]
000d: 116 101 115 116 105 110 103 010 ; testing.
[without comment]
000d: 116 101 115 116 105 110 103 010 116 101 ; testing.te
010d: 115 116 105 110 103 032 097 103 097 105 ; sting agai
020d: 110 010
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