On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 10:54:58AM -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
> I'm confused too...
:D
> I don't see why print wouldn't work. Realize however that it will
> go to the postmaster's stdout, so you'd better not have started the
yep found it in the log....
> Also, it looks like plperl supports elog(NOTICE, "text") and
> elog(ERROR, "text"), though I haven't tried 'em.
that does it!
but another strange thing:
first step 1.000.000
second step
final step
code was
print "first step $work\n";
$work =~s/\.//g;
print "second step $work\n";
$work =~s/\,//g;
print "final step $work\n";
seems the =~ isn't supported..... ? :(
tryed even this:
$_ = $work;
s/\.//g;
$work =$_;
but same.... this is basic perl.... at least i thought so...
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