Does your sp manage cursors?
Ignacio Trabado Castillo
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The thing is that that wrapper is being used by many different programmers. The data containing the # is not under my control, so i can't backslash it before i get it. The problem is that in certain scripts (I don't know how many, cause here there's thousands...) the # is being interpreted as a co
Hi perlies...
I've got a function wraping DBI::fetchrow()
like this:
sub fetchrow_sql()
{
my $sth=$_[0];
$sth->fetchrow()
}
That i use in this two fashions:
A) Assigning result to an array
$dbh=DBI->connect(...);
sql = "select a,b from table";
$sth=$dbh->prepare($sql) or m
If you're in linux you can use cron...
Ignacio Trabado Castillo
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Ted Yu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Enviado por: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
04/05/2005 01:06
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cc:
Asu
Why should you use that instead of using SQL like it's meant to be?
store each property in a field, then use the key to index...
I can't think why you should prefer storing the hash in any other way...
"Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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02/05/2005 16:30
I would do something like this:
SELECT substring(ContractTerms, 0, 1000),2field,3field
FROM ContractsTest
WHERE refnum = '1'
Then you can perfectly do the while with the fetchrow, and asign the alias at the same time. That would be something lik
thanks for your quick reply:
>> But Apache still ignores the thing and keep complaining about the wrong
>> shebangs -> couldn't spawn child process: x:/xxx/xxx/hola.cgi
>Is that from the error log ? If not, there may be further info there. >
Yes, is the only line i get from the error Log.
>>
Hi guys,
I know that this is not exactly the matter of this list but i'm kind of desperate so i would appreciate some help.
I'm trying to setup the Apache 1.3 with activestate perl on a windows 2003 server. It works fine with the shebang on the scripts, but i'm trying to migrate from a IIS. So
