Tim Bunce writes:
>On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 06:18:41PM -0700, William R Ward wrote:
>> We recently installed Perl 5.8.0 and have started seeing this error.
>> I think it's an error in DBI but I'm not 100% sure. Has anyone else
>> seen this, and what can be d
oLoader.pm line 115 during global
destruction.
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q $perlVersion ) {
> $ohome = q{/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5};
> } elsif ( '562' eq $perlVersion ) {
> $ohome = q{/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.7};
> }
>
> return $ohome;
>}
>
>1;
>
> woh.pl
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>
>use
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (William R Ward) writes:
> > Where I work we have a variety of versions of Oracle installed in
> > various possible values of $ORACLE_HOME. It is necessary to have the
> > environment variable $ORACLE_HOME ma
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William R Ward) writes:
> Where I work we have a variety of versions of Oracle installed in
> various possible values of $ORACLE_HOME. It is necessary to have the
> environment variable $ORACLE_HOME match the version under which
> DBD::Oracle was compiled, in ord
; errors when I try that.
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REATE DATABASE command after I
already learned it (and wrote the earlier versions of the install
scripts I was referring to). If so, nevermind.
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hink the version of MySQL that I learned first didn't have that; if
so, maybe that's what's mixing me up.
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he ORACLE_HOME doesn't match, a segmentation fault can occur.
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Paul DuBois writes:
>At 15:41 -0800 3/7/02, William R Ward wrote:
>>I have passwords enabled in my MySQL server, and it's rather
>>unpleasant having to deal with the mysqladmin program from a Perl
>>script. For example, installing the software means you have to
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to do these tasks through DBD::msyql?
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bh->prepare( 'select @@identity');
> $sth->execute();
I believe it's the same in Sybase and MS SQL Server.
In MySQL, there's a DBD variable you access instead of executing
another query: $sth->{insertid}.
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e account, and use the password that the user supplies for
the database connection. You could have a "generic" account with
read-only permissions in the database, whose password therefore
doesn't need to be as strictly protected.
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a record containing some metadata and a BLOB field.
Can you have a "helper" web server running on a different box? Then
you can have your Sisqo's webserver just act as a reverse proxy for
that box to return the file.
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rks in PL*SQL
but not through DBI. If you are concerned about one succeeding and
the other failing, use a transaction and a commit/rollback at the end.
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gt;quote()
function call, and see what the results are. Also check
defined($p->{'abc'}) and exists($p->{'abc'}).
If you are interested in "quoting" characters for display in HTML, use
CGI::escapeHTML. For quoting characters in URLs, use CGI::escape or
the URI module.
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rt of the object:
$self = bless { DBH => DBI->connect() } => $class;
Then, in each method, access $self->{DBH} instead of $dbh when making
DBI calls.
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better way? Thanks.
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