On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 11:57:00AM +, Jeff Zucker wrote:
$c=Text::CSV_XS-open_file($filename,\%attr) # open a CSV file
$c=Text::CSV_XS-open_file(*filehandle,\%attr) # use an existing handle
$c=Text::CSV_XS-open_string($string,\%attr) # open a CSV string
# note1: The $filename in
Christopher Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Personally I'd like to see a solution based on AppConfig. We have our
database configs in AppConfig. The config files look something like:
I did that two years ago:
http://search.cpan.org/author/TBONE/DBIx-Connect-1.13/lib/DBIx/Connect.pm
Hi Reidy
Thanks for the advice!!!
But I have never build perl,DBI and DBD before.
Can you kindly let me know 'the process of building perl,DBI and DBD'.
Best Regards,
Vivekananda M
BP Operate - BeyondBP
Phone: 00-91-80-28520408 (Ext #5359)
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Ron Reidy
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#Connect to Oracle db
my $OraDBH = DBI-connect(DBI:Oracle:ourdb,$user,$pwd ,
{RaiseError
= 1});
[ron reidy] You need to set 'AutoCommit = 0' (a good practice, even if
not needed here).
[hm] I'm
Sure.
1. Download perl from http://www.perl.com
2. Unpack (tar xvzf stable.tar.gz)
3. Read the README file
After you have built and installed Perl, google install perl modules using
cpan
Remeber, **ALWAYS** read the README* files for all modules before you install
them or if you have
Righ. I originally suggested to look at which C compiler was used to build his
Perl. If this C compiler does not match the C compiler he has on his system, I
believe he will need to build Perl.
Perhaps I was not so precise - my appologies Vivekananda.
rr
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From:
Hi
I am pulling my hair out with a simple install. I have two HP-UX servers, one
Itanium and the other PA-RISC, both running Oracle 9i, HP-UX 11.11, Perl 5.8 and
with gcc 3.4.2.
Installation and use of DBI/DBD-Oracle on the Itanium server was easy, with NO
problems. The installation on the
Read the README.hpux...
Bottom line: You are going to have to build your own perl.
You need perl linked with pthread and one other library I cann't
remember of the top of my head. But its in the README.hpux.
Lincoln
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 13:33 +, Simon Windsor wrote:
Hi
I am pulling
Thanks for the help,
And your guess is right, I currently have Oracle 7.2 on the Win98 with
Activestate Perl 5.3.0. Trying the Activestate Perl 5.8 install.
- Is it still possible to get connected to Oracle 7.2 database on win98 ?
- What is the minumum configuration that is
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the help,
And your guess is right, I currently have Oracle 7.2 on the Win98 with
Activestate Perl 5.3.0. Trying the Activestate Perl 5.8 install.
- Is it still possible to get connected to Oracle 7.2 database on win98 ?
- What is the minumum configuration that is required
Hi
I have already the file, README.hpux, and it does not appear address this
problem.
I have come to realise that the supplied Perl doesn't support threads and, as
you have suggested, needs rebuilding. The annoying aspect this I have two
servers running Oracle 9.2.0.5, running latest versions
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 21:44 +, Simon Windsor wrote:
Hi
I have already the file, README.hpux, and it does not appear address this
problem.
Ah but it does.
I have come to realise that the supplied Perl doesn't support threads and, as
you have suggested, needs rebuilding.
Exactly,
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 10:49 -0800, John Berry wrote:
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the help,
And your guess is right, I currently have Oracle 7.2 on the Win98 with
Activestate Perl 5.3.0. Trying the Activestate Perl 5.8 install.
- Is it still possible to get connected to Oracle 7.2 database on
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