On 5/16/05, Nitin Nair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using the DBI to extract some data from the underlying Informix
Database. Even after doing the following when I am printing the value
for $start_date, it is in the format 'dd/mm/' instead of the
expected '/mm/dd'. Can any of you
Search this list for similar issue I previously replied to.
You are probably getting this because you have mixed Perl, unixODBC, MySQL
where some were built with -pthread and some were not. What seems to happen is
that some internal structure used by dlopen/dlclose is different when built
On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 08:59:04AM +0300, Marko Asplund wrote:
On 2005-05-16, at 12.41, Tim Bunce wrote:
Great. Applied. Thanks Hilmar!
great to hear Instant Client will be supported.
It's getting better but I wouldn't call it supported yet. Ideally it
should just work out of the box and
Tim,
I'm curious: have you ever experimented with nonblocking OCI in your
DBD::Oracle driver?
I've been using Perl Object Environment (POE) for some time now, and some
projects I'd like to start require database access. As far as I'm concerned,
the non-blocking workaround all existing
Hello,
I have a pretty old version of DBI on a production server. I'd like to
upgrade (partly so that the version up there will be closer to the
development environment). I've been looking around for info on upgrading DBI
in the faqs and docs but haven't found anything.
There are a couple of
April Blumenstiel said:
Hello,
I have a pretty old version of DBI on a production server. I'd like to
upgrade (partly so that the version up there will be closer to the
development environment). I've been looking around for info on upgrading
DBI in the faqs and docs but haven't found
The database is SQL Server and the current perl revision on the production
machine is 5.006 and the DBD.pm version is 10.7, wheras in the development
environment the perl version is 5.006001 and the DBD.pm version is 11.16 .
So I guess the bigger difference is in the DBI.
Thanks
On 5/17/05,
You are probably getting this because you have mixed Perl, unixODBC, MySQL
where some were built with -pthread and some were not.
Can this be proven with ldd ? It looks like all are linked with libpthread.so.0
$ ldd /usr/bin/perl | grep -i pthread
libpthread.so.0 =
Hi,
I'm having a problem with DBD::Informix when using it's functions via a
'goto $sub' mechanism.
My program is a CGI script in perl, which provides web-access to a database
in Informix.
The problem happens in the situation when the program dies from a
'HandleError' handler, assigned to a
Thanks for the response. Sorry it's been so long since I replied. (Too many
projects, too little time.)
I'm running into a problem trying to build DBD::Informix on
a Redhat ES3 host, with a
database on a Solaris 9 host.
Client: RedHat ES3, 2.4.21-15.0.4.ELsmp, perl v5.8.0,
Dear Tim, There's a question for you at the bottom, which I've
repeated here, more or less.
What's the possible difference between:
use DBI;
and
use DBI;
use DBD::Informix;
in the context of this code? Also, the example code used $dbh-can()
as if it returns some sort of subroutine
Please try reporting the actual versions as found by the software -
DBD.pmis a documentation module (perldoc DBI::DBD), and the version
found in
DBI.pm would be of more relevance.
perl -MDBI -e 'print $DBI::VERSION\n'
And Perl 5.006001 is hardly the most recent version of Perl.
On 5/17/05,
My best advice is to just do it while working hard to keep the changes
limited in scope (so the diffs are easy to read, else it won't get integrated
back).
http://search.cpan.org/~timb/DBD-Oracle/Oracle.pm#How_to_create_a_patch_using_Subversion
Use dbi-dev@perl.org for discussions on API issues,
On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 04:17:15PM -0700, Jonathan Leffler wrote:
Also, the example code used $dbh-can()
as if it returns some sort of subroutine reference - whereas the
manual only says it returns true or false. Is the DBI manual
inaccurate or just incomplete and it actually returns
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