> what the DBI policy on concurrency is.
"It's a very good thing when it works" would probably sum
it up nicely.
The mechanism, however, is left up to the underlying
database. MySQL implements row locking (I think?). At
that point you can get standard-issue read/write lock
level concurrency.
Hi,
I love this DBI stuff; what a very cool interface to my MySQL server! :)
I just have question about concurrency. I am currently building an XOVER
database for NNTP. Can the program that will update the tables write into
them, whilst the actual news server is using them to read from? Or will
Read README.hpux (I've attached a recent one along with some other stuff).
Plus maybe http://www.google.com/search?as_epq=DBD%3A%3AOracle%3A+Exec+format+error
Tim.
On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 08:01:10AM -0400, Christopher G Tantalo wrote:
> Hello everyone. I am just signed up to this list cause we
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Oh my jolly goodness.
Ever thought of a simple cut and paste into a new message (
OK now I am getting
DBD::CSV::st execute failed: Missing first row at .CSV.pm line 171,
line 1.
My CSV contains column headings in the first row, is there something I have
to do to handle this? The docs say that that is default behaviour.
Thanks
Ken.
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Hello everyone. I am just signed up to this list cause we have a problem with
DBI and the DBD:Oracle package. At this company, the admins, DBA's and us
programmers are all in separate groups, so it is hard to get things done. I
finally broke them down to install perl and a bunch of modules. I
I have just tried to use DBD::CSV and seem to be missing something
fundamental
I have written a simple select * from table query which seems to return no
data.
The associated file seems to being read as the NUM_OF_FIELDS in the trace is
getting set to 16. I have attached the trace (level 1) if so
Felix Geerinckx wrote:
>
> > my @data = map {length($_) ? $_ : undef} split(@$row);
>
> You do realize that you are splitting $_ here?
Now I do (I should have stayed in bed this morning). Of course I meant:
my @data = map {length($_) ? $_ : undef} @$row;
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Simon Oliver
on Tue, 07 May 2002 09:48:39 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Simon
Oliver) wrote:
> my @data = map {length($_) ? $_ : undef} split(@$row);
You do realize that you are splitting $_ here?
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felix
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jeff Zucker) wrote:
> "Scott R. Godin" wrote:
> >
> > The weird thing is, the same problem occurs even if I push some other
> > test in front of the XML test. =:o (tried that last night)
>
> Scott, there are problems between XML::Twig's file l
> >my @Fields = map {defined($_) ? $_ : undef} split(/,/);
>
> But this has zero effect. You're turning undef into undef. There is no
> undefined value to begin with.
It did what he asked to do, but as you say, it is pointless and I should
have read it back before posting.
I adapted it from an a
On Tue, 07 May 2002 09:11:23 +0100, Simon Oliver wrote:
>Michael Blackmore wrote:
>> I am trying to avoid doing the following on 80 columns
>>
>>
>> my ($col1,$col2,.) = split(/,/);
>> $col1 = undef unless($col1);
Turning 0 into undef is OK? I think not.
>>
>
>How about using map
Michael Blackmore wrote:
> I am trying to avoid doing the following on 80 columns
>
>
> my ($col1,$col2,.) = split(/,/);
> $col1 = undef unless($col1);
>
How about using map to do it for you?
my @Fields = map {defined($_) ? $_ : undef} split(/,/);
$sth->execute(@Fields);
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Subject: Is it possible to make work?
Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 03:54:09 +0400
I s it possible?
I've built DBI on Li
Those C libraries are not searched for via the @INC Path from Perl, rather
by the underlying OS, so make sure your lib paths are setup up correctly.
So on linux libc.so.6 has to be in a path included by ld.so.conf.
Normally it is not as easy as just copying the c-libs, as the platform
has to be
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