i've gotten these as well, but the email [EMAIL PROTECTED] isn't
subscribed. what i expect is happening is that another email address
that IS subscribed is being forwarded to this email address. tracking
this would be easy of the mail server at the other end didn't strip the
headers out before
COUNT returns a single value (row) in the result table.
for normal select:
SELECT * FROM MYTABLE
while (@sql_output = $sth2-fetchrow_array) {
do something with it;
}
for COUNT:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM MYTABLE
($count) = $sth2-fetchrow_array;
$sth2-finish();
print $count;
Cheers,
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Hi All --
Thanks for your (often humorous) replies. I went to
http://search.cpan.org/orange.html and donated to obtain the cure for the
orange scourge. They already have received $1185 and need another $1915 to
restore the royal colors. How about the rest of you supporting the cause.
solved thanks to (if i say so myself) a degree of intrepidity. i just
searched for other email addresses subscribed from hanmar.com - there
was only one. i sent en email with specific text and waited for the
bounce =)
let me know if a problem like this crops up again, and if anyone has any
On 23 Jul 03, steve silvers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
But if you use a statement as a count.
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TABLE WHERE bla..
How do you get the count number. Do you still have to go through a loop and
count all occurences of the searched criteria? If so then you can't use a
i've written the following test script:
##
# this line inputs the number 1..1000
open IN, qq(perl -e print join(qq(\\n), (1..1000)) |);
for (1..10) {
$_=IN;
print $_;
}
system();
for (1..10) {
$_=IN;
print $_;
}
close IN;
##
i would expect it to print the numbers
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Stephen Patterson
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: DBI Question
snip
as you'll only be getting a single element, you should be able to use
$count =
On 23 Jul 2003, Barry Dancis wrote in perl:
Hi --
Starting about a week ago whenever I search cpan, I am getting
orange
lettering instead of royal blue. I liked the royal blue. How do I get
it back?
How about writing a personal stylesheet along the lines of:
* {color: #00A000
Title: Page generation tweeking
Ok I have a page that reads 2 files into arrays. Pretty simple stuff like this:
open(FILE, file1.txt);
@file1 = FILE;
close(FILE);
open(FILE, file2.txt);
@file2 = FILE;
close(FILE);
Now file1 contains a complete list of users. And file2 contains a
On Wed, 23 Jul 2003, Farrington, Ryan wrote:
Ok I have a page that reads 2 files into arrays. Pretty simple stuff like
this:
open(FILE, file1.txt);
@file1 = FILE;
close(FILE);
open(FILE, file2.txt);
@file2 = FILE;
close(FILE);
Now file1 contains a
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