I have encountered identical problem if I used DBD-Oracle having
version 1.12
in Windows environment (Windows 2000/XP) with ActiveState perl 5.6.x/5.8.x.
So I am running DBD-Oracle 1.12 - it works without any problems.
I don't know, if this behavior is windose specific.
MaT
On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 04:08:17PM -0500, Laurie Vien wrote:
Thank you very much to everyone who replied. The combination of your
answers put me on the right path; I got it!
I moved the $sth-finish(); up to right after the close of the While loop,
instead of leaving it at the end of the
Wow, I was way off! - quote from Dumb and Dumber. Like I said,
Ronald is much more knowledgable than I :-)
Hardy
Ronald J Kimball [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/24/04 04:50PM
The $sth-finish() isn't doing anything; there's an implicit
$sth-finish()
when $sth-fetchrow_hashref() gets to the end of the
And by the way, you shouldn't use
$sth-finish()
anyway, except for when you know exactly that you really, really need
it. Usually this is being done for you, so using it might just hide
errors and misbehaviour.
Best regards,
Stephan
Hardy Merrill wrote:
Wow, I was way off! - quote from
Hi people,
Having a problem with a script
that connects to a mysql db and generates a png graph.
When i run it i get the desired result but i also get the following error
Name DBIx::Chart used only once: possible typo at gp line 8.
DBI handle has uncleared implementors data at gp line 16.
I'd LOVE to do this if I had time, but it might have to wait a few
days--part of the reason I write to the user list instead of figuring things
out myself is time constraints.
So I'll be glad to but I can't do it until at least the middle of next week.
Laurie
-Original Message-
From:
1. Unfortunately, there's a bug in DBIx::Chart wrt PH's in the datasource
part of the SQL statement, so I'm afraid at present PH's in that
part of the query don't work.
2. No, you shouldn't need to explicitly finish() anything.
3. I tried to repro your problem, using another type of database,
By the way, Laurie mentioned to me off-list that she had an SQLPLUS session
open so she could reset the value of the contribute_flag column. That could
have led to the script blocking, as I supposed.
I've done that myself quite a few times, forgetting to commit in SQLPLUS
while testing a script.
But what I didn't tell you, Ronald, was that I *did* commit after my updates
in the SQLPlus session ... I might have forgotten once, but my Perl script
didn't produce any output unless I did the Commit; so that helped to remind
me.
So I don't think that was the problem after all.
-Original
When faced when a similar problem I killed the script, ran it again and
it worked fine. It usually happens at the end of the day when I want to
go home but run the script just one more time.
I think a table lock or network problems could be a reason too but would
be interested in the results of
Hi ,
Thank you for clarifying on the place holders part .
On the uncleared implementors part:
a)
I tried to repro your problem, using another type of database, and the data
you listed, but get a failure in the chart rendering engine, apparently
because the selection values you're specifying
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