The BLK API is not DBI but rather DBD::Sybase, inherited from Sybase Open Client Libraries.
--- Hardy Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sorry amonotod, > > I don't recall what Michael (Peppler) said about BLK > API, but if he > said it I'm sure it's true :-) Michael is *the* > guy for DBD::Sybase > and dare I say one of the most knowledgable DBI, > DBD::Sybase, Perl, > Sybase, etc. people around. I don't mean to slight > any others - there > are a lot of excellent people here. My first > introduction to Perl DBI > was several years ago with Sybase and DBD::Sybase, > and Michael was very > fast to respond to problems/questions and was very > helpful. Too many > other excellent people to list here, but since you > were wondering about > something Michael said I thought I would elaborate a > little ;-) > > >>> amonotod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/13/04 04:11PM > >>> > > From: "Hardy Merrill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: 2004/07/13 Tue PM 07:42:25 GMT > > > Original poster: did you use either the "quote" > method, or better > yet > > did you use placeholders?? > > You know, to be more accurate, I am indeed using > placeholders, > after constucting my sql statement from my field > names. Placeholders > are a really cool way to do it, I've been getting > 300K+ inserts done > in less than a minute. > > I noticed, in the message this morning from M. > Peppler, that he > mentioned > a BLK API, but I've never heard of this before. > Does DBI in general > support this, or only certain DBDs? > > > Hardy Merrill > > Thanks, > amonotod (all lower case, btw... :-) > > > -- > `\|||/ amonotod@ | subject line: > (@@) charter.net | no perl, no > read... > ooO_(_)_Ooo________________________________ > _____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____| > >
