Have you got sqltypes.h in /home/harbinger/tle/6_0/odbcHPUX/include?
Is this the full C compiler or the one that comes with HP-UX for rebuilding the
kernel?
Martin
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Martin J. Evans
Easysoft Ltd, UK
Development
On 07-Apr-2005 Cory Cox wrote:
I am trying to install the DBD-ODBC version 1.13.
On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 01:01:02AM +0200, xaver biton wrote:
while(my @row = $sql-fetchrow_array){
$sql1-execute($row[3]);
What DBD module are you using?
If Oracle, are any of the fields CHAR?
is MySql, the fields are char
Try writing the *smallest* script that demonstrates the
Jeff,
I just realized, I forgot to include the output you requested in my
last response, so here it is:
$perl tdbm.pl
'2', 'b', 'bar'
'3', 'c', 'baz'
'1', 'a', 'foo'
3 rows
ok!
DBD::DBM 0.02 using GDBM_File + MLDBM + Storable
DBD::File 0.33
DBI::SQL::Nano 0.03
SQL::Statement
Jim Lambert wrote:
Jeff,
I just realized, I forgot to include the output you requested in my
last response, so here it is:
SQL::Statement 1.005
Yikes! No wonder. That version is almost three years old. It was
written long before I introduced the primary key optimizations. I'm
about to
hello dbi team,
I am trying to install dbi for Solaris 9, but it fails giving the error message
below ? Any idea, what could be the problem. (CPAN v1.76, perl, v5.6.1, gcc
version 3.4.2 )
Thanks for any information.
Thilo Christochowitz
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Sun Microsystems
Cory Cox wrote:
Jonathan,
Q1
* Version of IDS (or SE, XPS, OnLine) - though that is not going to
material this time.
Q1A - The database server is running on another machine on the network.
OK - it doesn't matter.
Q2
This is the output of 'perl Makefile.PL' for DBD::Informix
Perl: perl
Your Perl was built using the Sun (Forte) C compiler - the -KPIC tells us that.
You're trying to pretend that GCC is the same as the Sun compiler - it isn't.
You can try and work out how to wangle things so that GCC looks
sufficiently like the Sun compiler for everything to compile. It will
be
Does execute_array offer any performance improvement over execute
inside of loop?
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Brandon
Brandon Metcalf wrote:
Does execute_array offer any performance improvement over execute
inside of loop?
Depends on the DBI driver you use. There may be some modest improvement
if you use a non-array enabled driver due to reducing the method
call overhead, but ideally your DBD will have
d == [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
d Brandon Metcalf wrote:
d Does execute_array offer any performance improvement over execute
d inside of loop?
d
d Depends on the DBI driver you use. There may be some modest improvement
d if you use a non-array enabled driver due to reducing the method
d
Hi all,
This is probably a more DB oriented question, but it came out of the DBI. I
posted a question and have tried several solutions on how to open up an MS
Access DB from the DBI::ODBC but so far have been unable to. What I had to end
up doing was create a DTS that runs every 5 minutes
Hi,
I'm experiencing the wonderful Total Environment allocation failure
message when using DBD::DB2. I've searched all over for people with
this problem, but everyone else seems to be suffering when running as
a CGI program. Mine is a CGI program, but I also get the error when
running from the
Okay, I solved the problem. The person who owned the scripts before I
did hard coded the instance name into the script, and so when it was
moved to a different machine it didn't work. Doh! Silly him for doing
that, and silly me for not creating a small test script. Double doh!
Sorry for bothering
From: Moreno, Javier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/04/08 Fri PM 03:44:40 CDT
snip
I posted a question and have tried several solutions on how to open
up an MS Access DB from the DBI::ODBC but so far have been unable to.
snip
I was wondering if there is a better way to get information
from
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