On Wednesday 24 May 2006 22:11, mark wrote:
ravi kongara wrote:
But it is little surprising that dbi doesn't support executing sql files
directly.
What you are calling sql file is actually an *Oracle SQLPlus file*.
Maybe DBD::Oracle could have a SQLPlus emulation mode, but even if
such a
mark wrote:
ravi kongara wrote:
But it is little surprising that dbi doesn't support executing sql
files directly.
What you are calling sql file is actually an *Oracle SQLPlus file*.
I just read about SQL::Library in O'Reilly's new Perl Hacks book (Hack
23. Build a SQL Library). I haven't
utility are truly glue type utilities that
can help keep legacy apps from being rewritten.
rr
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Hi Miller
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Hello all,
We have bunch of sql files ( .sql ) that we want to invoke from dbi (
Oracle ). How does it work. Dbi expects
use Expect;
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Hello all,
We have bunch of sql files ( .sql ) that we want to invoke from dbi (
Oracle ).
How does it work.
, Philip (MAN-Corporate)
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Hi Miller,
The sql statements are SELECT statements and we are expecting plain ( no
formatting required) output from these statements.
They are static and expect input values for substitution.
Yes, i thought over converting all sqls to pl/sql but it is a overkill
for us.
Currently i sticked
ravi kongara wrote:
But it is little surprising that dbi doesn't support executing sql files
directly.
What you are calling sql file is actually an *Oracle SQLPlus file*.
Maybe DBD::Oracle could have a SQLPlus emulation mode, but even if
such a beast existed, it would certainly not be part of
