There is an archive of older ActiveState Perl releases at
http://downloads.activestate.com/ActivePerl that includes 5.8.4.
Dan
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 09:01:24 -0500, Marina Greenstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff,
Any chance you will update repository with 5.8.6 binaries ? Or please let
I want know about the deatails of the how to use DBI connectivity in perl
language with MySQL
database.And for the datails of the How to Insert an item into the MySQL using
DBI interface
in Perl language.And similarly all operations regarding delete,update,display
seperately.
Because we want
I want know about the deatails of the how to use DBI connectivity in perl
language with MySQL
database.And for the datails of the How to Insert an item into the MySQL using
DBI interface
in Perl language.And similarly all operations regarding delete,update,display
seperately.
Because we want
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 20:55 -0800, venkatesh shapur wrote:
I want know about the deatails of the how to use DBI connectivity in perl language with MySQL
database.And for the datails of the How to Insert an item into the MySQL using DBI interface
in Perl language.And similarly all operations
If you plan to do a project with Perl / DBI / MySQL, then I'd suggest
you buy the Programming the Perl DBI book written by Tim Bunce
and Alligator Descartes - it's an O'Reilly book. I think you'll find
that
all your DBI/DBD::MySQL questions will be answered by that book.
And if you don't have
Hello,
I am getting the below errors when I do make. I am trying to install DBD
1.16. I have Oracle 9.2 client full installed on Solaris 8. Can you please let
me know a resolution?
Please consider this as little urgent.
thanks in advance
Sathya
I am working on a Perl MySQL problem. Basically, the script
parses a text file and then checks a database table to see if it needs
to be updated. If the entry is NOT in the table, it inserts the entry.
If the entry does exist, it compares the data. Assuming these data is
identical
Doesn't MySQL have the concept of a unique or primary key constraint? If it
does, why not ...
1. INSERT
2. If insert fails due to PK violation, perform archiving and update the row
This saves the cost of an extra insert (which is what the PK check sort of
performs ;)
I also would like to
OK... I have been able to solve this problem, and it was no big
deal. However, the problem I am currently facing is really hosing me
up... Basically, a NULL field is getting converted to a 0 in the
database. This causes a comparison of the same file and the database to
yield a lot of
