On Sun, 2002-10-27 at 07:58, Jeff Urlwin wrote: > Roger, > > First -- please *always* keep the dbi-users mailing list copied on e-mails. > Sending messages just to me won't help others and, in fact, can delay the > response you get as others are helpful... > > Well, 0.28 is *not* the latest, but that's ActiveState's problem and still > not resolved. It's been a LONG time since I released updates to 0.28. See > the DBI FAQ at www.xmlproj.com/cgi/fom.cgi for installing "private" updates > to the ActiveState binaries. I have a later version of DBI and DBD::ODBC. > > Also, in my latest development version (not yet released), I have tested > some code which may fix your problem, if I read the trace correctly. I'd > prefer, though, that you try the latest first and if that doesn't solve it, > I'll try the patch. My patch simply sets the column display size to the > greater of the column length and the display size. I'm not sure this is a > good one overall, but I don't see how it's harmful (yet). > > Please send me a trace with the new version, just to make sure.
Ok, I've been lurking for a while so I can connect to my UniData (little brother of UniVerse) database running on Solaris from my linux web server. My problem has been getting a DBI Proxy that works with multiple concurrent connections. Finally I see your message about rebuilt DBI, DBD-ODBC packages and give them a try. They look like they should be threaded (YES!), but with a dbiproxy.conf that uses 'mode' => 'threads' I get a message: Can't call method "tid" on an undefined value at c:\Perl\site\lib\Net\Daemon\Log.pm line 75 But if I switch it to 'mode' => 'fork' or single it works, but I can't run two concurrent queries. Is there a rebuilt Net::Daemon that supports threads? I know this is an ActiveState problem but you guys MUST have something working... How did you guys get it to work?? Thanks for any and all hints / help!! -- Tom Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
