FYI I'm planning on making the next release (1.51) be the last that
officially supports perl 5.6.
This is partly to make it easier to implement changes in future
releases that improve performance with threaded perls. This will benefit
ActiveState perl users, people using DBI with mod_perl2, and
Jeff,
Well, I feel really silly about that one, setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH makes
things much better. However, I'm still getting failures. The current test
failure looks like this:
t/02simple...ok 2/36DBI connect('UpdatesDatabase','gbuilder',...)
failed: [iODBC][Driver Manager]Data
I'm using swap_inner_handle in a HandleError sub to re-connect
the existing database handle. The trick is to re-connect if
the error warrants it, return false to the caller, which then
allows the caller to re-try the failed operation and keep
going.
Q: Do I need to use $if_active = 3 to
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Steven Lembark wrote:
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I have been handed a couple of requests to change some data. One is an
update on 3.6 million records and the other is two different deletions
of over 16 million rows of data. I need to be able to
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$dbh-connect_cached( @{ $meta{ $dbh } } );
If the connection has failed then connect_cached() will return a new,
different, $dbh which would be lost with the code above.
To change the $dbh in the application to be this new $dbh you'd need to
On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 02:51:14PM -0500, Steven Lembark wrote:
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$dbh-connect_cached( @{ $meta{ $dbh } } );
If the connection has failed then connect_cached() will return a new,
different, $dbh which would be lost with the code above.
On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 02:42:18PM -0500, Steven Lembark wrote:
I'm using swap_inner_handle in a HandleError sub to re-connect
the existing database handle. The trick is to re-connect if
the error warrants it, return false to the caller, which then
allows the caller to re-try the failed
Hi,
How can I bind an Perl array to a PL/SQL function's
input/output that take PL/SQL associative arrays?
For Example;
In the following PL/SQL function:
function my_func
( p_1 in my_coll
, r_1 out my_coll
) return pls_integer;
The my_coll is a PL/SQL associative array
The inner handle carries all the DBI info, including CachedKids.
So swap_inner_handle is a simple and total brain transplant.
Q: Any chance of getting $sth-clone?
From what I can see in the doc's, the clone method
is specific to database handles (the statement's clone
would account for
I'm using DBD::ASAny on my development machine (win2000) but when I
copied them to the production server (win2003) I got this error:
install_driver(ASAny) failed: Can't load
'H:/perl/site/lib/auto/DBD/ASAny/ASAny
.dll' for module DBD::ASAny: load_file:The specified module
could not be found
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