RE: Question regarding creating new databases...

-Original Message- Behalf Of Morse, Richard E. Hi! I've written a program that extracts data from a source database (Oracle), and currently uses ODBC to write the data out to an Access database. However, the problem is that this requires me to have already created the DSN by

modifying (splitting) elements of an array

What's an efficient way of splitting the elements of an array globally? For instance, let say an array consists of the following two elements: Bob:Jones Mary:Parker Let's say I'd like to cut each element of the array down to the string preceding the : colon. I can do this with a foreach

Re: modifying (splitting) elements of an array

Abner, Daniel wrote: What's an efficient way of splitting the elements of an array globally? For instance, let say an array consists of the following two elements: Bob:Jones Mary:Parker Let's say I'd like to cut each element of the array down to the string preceding the : colon. I

Strange return value on web

I´m runnig this script on my IIS Server: script language=PerlScript RUNAT=Server $strName = _Name: . $Resquest-Form('txtName'); /script ... and I get Win32::OLE=HASH(0x35901be) as a value, but if I remove _Name: . I get the right value. Does anyone know wy this is happing

Wonit run in ASP

Hi all, I have a Perl program that runs perfectly on the command prompt. When I put the same code (after a bit of modification), into an ASP it hangs when trying to open a DB. Here it is in PerlScript:- %@ Language=PerlScript % HTML BODY % use ASP qw(:strict); use strict; use warnings 'all';

trying to determine if string has ISO-Latin characters tried if ( $string =! m/[^\x20-\x7E]/ )

I tried $string =! m/[^\x20-\x7E]/ and it did not work so using m/.../ as a hint I looked up regular expression. I found information on the Unicode uft8 module. I constructed the script below. use utf8; # We will be doing Unicode processing use charnames :full; # use named chars

IPC wait_any objects limit

I thought I'd pass this on. After much testing I've discovered that there is a limit of 64 objects on which Win32::IPC::wait_any(@objects) can wait, or it will fail. The actual call is to Win32::ChangeNotify::wait_any() in my case. This does not seem to be documented. Thanks, Marcus

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