I have the following code:
---
sub uniTEST {
my($value,$iter) = @_;
ResW(+before $value BRBR);
return $value;
}
$testval = UniTEST($value,$iter);
ResW(+after $testvalBRBR);
---
Note that the
Hello,
I'm retrieving dates from a database using ADO. What is the integer
that is returned in date fields? It doesn't appear to be seconds since
the epoch.
Thanks,
William
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Thanks!
This worked!
Will
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From: Steven Manross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: William Limratana [EMAIL PROTECTED], Perl-Win32-
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Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:06:27 -0700
Subject: RE: ADO DateTimes
I'm guessing here, but if you are using Win32::OLE to call your
Hello,
I am having some problems retrieving data from a database. When
retrieving data, I often get garbled information following what I've
retrieved. I think it's memory corruption of some kind. dllhost.exe
often crashes after 4-5 calls to the page containing the code (at the end
of
Hi,
Yes - it works without the utf8(). I found it wasn't doing anything
for me anyway. I'm running it using PerlIS, I believe. It's via the
perl module for IIS. I wonder why it was creating garbage data.
Thank you,
Will
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