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Good afternoon, I am running into a problem of program size with my
scripts. I have written several tools that interface with remote
databases that do different jobs but the program size is about 1.31 MB.
Each one of these tools has been turned into their own standalone executable because
we don’t want to install Perl on each of the 1200 servers that we
update. Transferring this amount of data X 7 is not feasible every time I
need to change a Perl program to include new tasks. My question is, how I
can compile the DBI module into its own executable and when I copy the new Perl
program, when I use DBI in each program it will include the DBI module, which
is compiled that is already located on the remote site. Does this make any sense? I need to keep my remote programs as small as possible.
When I use the File::Compare module, my core program takes forever comparing
the files because of the connection speeds that I have. Thanks, Dan J. Rychlik |
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