Hi,
I am having problems in installing DBI on solaris. I
am attaching the logs as asked for n README. There are
certain errors in t/* tests. Since I am new to Perl it
would be great if some one helped me.
Thanks in advance
Nasir
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better late than never..
i'd just like to recommend some more hash-friendly routines for these
kind of operations. i know that they are relativly tricial to code, but
would make it all seem more natural for the beginners, methinks.
something like
$dbh-hash_do(INSERT INTO table (?) VALUES (?),
At 21:17 -0600 3/16/03, Moritz von Schweinitz wrote:
hi, all.
i always thought that the (one of the) whole purpose of the
prepare/execute/fetch trinity was to let the db-server do all the
things a db-server's supposed to do, and then return a row at a time
(some cache-optimizations inbetween,
I have an Access database.
I've been defining field types as varchar(32). This works, although
Access doesn't appear to have a varchar, it has a text. Does DBI do the
translations or does Access understand varchar?
Also (perhaps off topic, but of great concern to me):
I'm getting these
I have an Access database.
I've been defining field types as varchar(32). This works,
although Access doesn't appear to have a varchar, it has a
text. Does DBI do the translations or does Access understand varchar?
No. DBI doesn't, nor does DBD::ODBC. You need to use the type_info(),
Hi.
Perl 5.6.0 and Perl 5.8.0
DBD-Pg 1.21 on DBI 1.28 and 1.30
Pg 7.3.1
Linux 2.2.19 (slackware 8.0)
Pg 7.2 ran fine on same perl tandems, both boxes.
Now we are barfing with Pg 7.3.1
Odd as 7.3.1 with same perl tandem runs fine on slackware 8.1 with
2.4.x kernel
When I call the
Hi,
Mysql is on an Apache server.
I created a database called 'yeast' by typing the command from my machine
(connecting on another server):
Synopsis:
mysql - p -h 'server_name' -P 'port_number' -e 'create database yeast'
(it works).
The next step is to load the database with data.
This is
Paul DuBois wrote:
At 21:17 -0600 3/16/03, Moritz von Schweinitz wrote:
hi, all.
i always thought that the (one of the) whole purpose of the
prepare/execute/fetch trinity was to let the db-server do all the
things a db-server's supposed to do, and then return a row at a time
(some
Try posting this also on the bioperl mailing list:
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Paul
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Nedjari wrote:
Hi,
Mysql is on an Apache server.
I created a database called 'yeast' by typing the command from my machine
(connecting on another server):
Synopsis:
mysql - p -h
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 05:07:36 -0600 Moritz von Schweinitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'd just like to recommend some more hash-friendly routines for these
kind of operations. i know that they are relativly tricial to code, but
would make it all seem more natural for the beginners, methinks.
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 12:04:22PM -0800, Michael A Chase wrote:
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 05:07:36 -0600 Moritz von Schweinitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'd just like to recommend some more hash-friendly routines for these
kind of operations. i know that they are relativly tricial to code, but
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 20:49:49 + Tim Bunce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 12:04:22PM -0800, Michael A Chase wrote:
Spliting into separate prepare and execute stages and using
placeholders would allow prepare once and execute many times and allow
the subroutines to be
Nedjari wrote:
I created a database called 'yeast' by typing the command from my
machine (connecting on another server):
Synopsis:
mysql - p -h 'server_name' -P 'port_number' -e 'create database yeast'
(it works).
Here you connect to a remote host. But in the following code (what is
your
The real problem here is that you even have password
embedded in your scripts to start with.
Not a good idea.
Jared
On Friday 28 February 2003 17:21, Cory Rau wrote:
I was messing around at home with a test web server (Windows 2000
Professional, Apache and ActivePerl (all the latest
Jared Still wrote:
The real problem here is that you even have password
embedded in your scripts to start with.
Not a good idea.
True.
On Friday 28 February 2003 17:21, Cory Rau wrote:
I was messing around at home with a test web server (Windows 2000
Professional, Apache and ActivePerl (all
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