Hi pals,
this is my first post to this mailing list. I have one problem, it is
maybe for you small, but for me a big problem. If I want improve my
scripts I _have_ to use parallel DB access. When I looked around I
come to Parallel::ForkManager module, easy to use.
When I wrote script, I saw it
Hello,
this is my first post to this mailing list. I have one problem, it is
maybe for you small, but for me a big problem. If I want improve my
scripts I _have_ to use parallel DB access. When I looked around I
come to Parallel::ForkManager module, easy to use.
I do not know Parallel::ForkManager
Moosmann, James [MJ], on Wednesday, December 29, 2004 at 07:07 (-0500)
thoughtfully wrote the following:
MJ I am really disappointed with Perl's lack of support for any reliable.
MJ multithreaded behavior. I keep hoping it gets fixed. But I have waited for
MJ 2 years.
ahm, I wrote some posts
You will get much better performance by connecting once, outside your
foreach loop as well as disconnecting and finishing after the loop.
Also read up on prepare_cached using bind params. You will want to
prepare outside your foreach as well. The only thing you need to do
inside your loop is
Hi,
I installed ActivePerl- 5.8.6.811-MSWin32 opened MS-DOS window wrote ppm and
then install DBI. The respond I got was :
Error : No Valid repositories:
Error : 500 Can't connect to ppm.Activestate.com:80 Bad hostname
'ppm.ActiveState.com'
What should I do ?
Best Regards,
Eli.
Email:
I know my comments do not provide an immediate solution, but this could be a
very interesting thread. Infact, I'm going to be writing some IPC intensive
code in the near future, and I want to interface via Perl and web browsers.
First, are you running on an MS/Windows or Unix server? Fork is
From: Ron Goral [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/12/26 Sun PM 10:35:37 CST
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Zucker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 10:30 PM
Paul Boutros wrote:
use strict;
my $val = 'DBI';
require $val;
Try it with $val = 'DBI.pm'
Hello everyone,
I'm having difficulty solving this code problem. I can load a popup list of
states from a states table, but I can't seem to get-it-right when I execute a
SHOW, rather than a SELECT query. Actually, I want to create a popup list of
all DATABASES through the CGI. From the
Ron, someone else will correct me if I'm wrong, but long ago this bit me
also. I believe I remember the answer being that SHOW is a mysql
client command - that is not a valid SQL command.
I'm not sure if mysql has a mysql-only sql command you can give to get
the names of the databases - or
The relevant line in an app I support says:-
while (my @row = $sth-fetchrow_array) { blah } # Note @ not $, also no
operands.
I am no Perl expert, but I think you may have one of those differences
arising from context.
Rgds, GStC.
-Original Message-
From: Ron Wingfield
Hi there again, this may not be the best forum to ask this question but I
don't think there is a DBD::Oracle list available.
Does anyone have a script that can convert a mysqldump file to a sqlplus
script?
Oreilly lists it at:
http://www.oreillynet.com/oracle/os_dir/commandline.csp
But I can't
Thanks Hardy, I suspect that you are correct, sir!
I'm going to go pickup a copy of Programming the Perl DBI book, today. I
believe that's an O'Reilly publication, isn't it? (I can Google it.)
By the way, I've just executed the following code. Notice that there is no
while loop, but rather
Follett, Robert wrote:
You will get much better performance by connecting once, outside your
foreach loop as well as disconnecting and finishing after the loop.
Having tried this, I can assure you that connecting *inside* the loop
is the only alternative here.
In fact, for every loop iteration,
With all due respect, why don't you learn how to program like the rest of us.
I learned to program with research and trial and error. I used search
engines, purchased books and borrowed code. It took me ages to get a
script to run, let alone connect to a database (permissions!).
I think I have
I know that this is off-topic, but I'm fortunate to be able to work at home
these days, and I keep the TV on for white noise. Still, the news that is
filtering-in about this Indian Ocean tsunami is nothing short of apocalyptic.
I know that this list has an international audience and some of
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Jan 28th Conversation:
From: liooil
Response by: Paula
Hope this topic is not [EMAIL PROTECTED]
relevant. My Apologies if it's the case...
No, the right list is the DBI-Users list
Sorry if double posted: Got a delivery error on liooil's eaddr and
correcting
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Jan 28th Conversation:
From: liooil
Response by: Paula
Hope this topic is not [EMAIL PROTECTED]
relevant. My Apologies if it's the case...
No, the
Ron Wingfield [RW], on Wednesday, December 29, 2004 at 10:29 (-0600)
wrote the following:
RW I know my comments do not provide an immediate solution, but
RW this could be a very interesting thread. Infact, I'm going to be
RW writing some IPC intensive code in the near future, and I want to
RW
On 12/29/2004 08:05 AM, Bender Eliyahu-Yosef-BEB067 said:
I installed ActivePerl- 5.8.6.811-MSWin32 opened MS-DOS window wrote
ppm and then install DBI. The respond I got was :
Error : No Valid repositories: Error : 500 Can't connect to
ppm.Activestate.com:80 Bad hostname 'ppm.ActiveState.com'
On 12/29/2004 10:56 AM, Maldonado, Daniel CW2 CTARNG said:
Hi there again, this may not be the best forum to ask this question but I
don't think there is a DBD::Oracle list available.
This is the right place. The DBI list is a good first stop for all DBI
and DBD user issues.
Does anyone have a
Or he can use SQL*Loader to load it in.
--
Ron Reidy
Lead DBA
Array BioPharma, Inc.
-Original Message-
From: Michael A Chase tech [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 12/29/2004 7:04 PM
To: Maldonado, Daniel CW2 CTARNG
Cc: dbi-users@perl.org
Subject:Re: DBD::Oracle
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