Sorry, more my mess, wrong installation of package.
Sorry once again!
Good day!
I have always this mistake! I copied few times archive from site and
it didn't help:(. Could you tell me how to solve this problem
Can't load 'C:/WINNT/system32/inetsrv/perl/lib/auto/DBI/DBI.dll' for module DBI:
load_file:The specified module could not be found at
Let's not get carried away with this thread.
When a DBI database handle is destroyed, either by the ref count
reaching 0 or by the 'global destruction' that happens when the
perl interpreter exits, the DESTROY method is called.
The DESTROY method naturally disconnects the database connection.
Hi all,
I am busy optimising my code and wonder what DBI does internally.
At the moment I have something like this
FUNCTION
my $lcsr = $db-prepare(EOS) || ataerr::dbprepare($db);
BEGIN
STORED_PROC.GET_SERVICE_BY_ID(:service_id, :last_modified,
:base_prod_id, :person_id,
On 02/12/2004 03:27 AM, Lodewijks, Jeroen wrote:
So the code would be something like
INIT_FUNCTION
my $lcsr = $db-prepare(EOS) || ataerr::dbprepare($db);
BEGIN
STORED_PROC.GET_SERVICE_BY_ID(:service_id, :last_modified,
:base_prod_id, :person_id, :operator_id);
END;
EOS
END
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 10:55:56 +, Tim Bunce wrote:
All I'm proposing to change is to add a way for drivers to indicate
if they are in a transaction or not, and then to use that to disable
the warning.
That reminds me... I haven't used it in years, but I recall that last
time I used DBD::ODBC
I am using the latest DBD::Oracle 1.15 and the latest patch of Oracle
software (9.2.0.4) on AIX 5.1. My perl is threaded and build with xlc_r .
I keep getting the following error no matter how I make the module
# make test
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /apps/globaldba/bin/perl -Iblib/arch
Jeroen Lodewijks wrote:
Would it be quicker to prepare the cursor only once and then
call only the binds and execute?
Yes.
--
Ed Avis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If there is a speed improvement, would it be significant?
It is virtually certain you will see some improvement from preparing
only once, probably significant. The only way to know how much is to
time it a few hundred times each way.
The reason I ask this is:
INIT_FUNCTION
my $lcsr =
Lodewijks, Jeroen skrev:
...[snip]...
If so, I don't expect much performance improvement as I am only
optimising a few lines of Perl.
In my experience you always get the greatest performance
improvements by changing your SQL instead of changing you Perl -
often several orders of magnitude
Hello Christopher,
The most mistake is that the user logged in has no ORACLE_* and/or LIBPATH
environment variables loaded to use the Oracle environment.
Try to find it out with
env|grep ORACLE
and
env|grep LIBPATH
regards,
Reinhard
Christopher Singer wrote:
I am using the latest
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Does any have
experience with installing the DBI/DBD for MySQL and fixing errors within the
install?
Allen
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Sorry for the top-posting, the original was in HTML.
Note the Access is denied message. It's most likely in the dbi-faq and
the DBD::ODBC documentation. Your IIS user IUSR_ doesn't have
permission to something. Most likely, at this point, it's the location
where you installed Perl
On Feb 12, 2004, at 3:42 AM, Bart Lateur wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 10:55:56 +, Tim Bunce wrote:
All I'm proposing to change is to add a way for drivers to indicate
if they are in a transaction or not, and then to use that to disable
the warning.
That reminds me... I haven't used it in
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All I'm proposing to change is to add a way for drivers to indicate
if they are in a transaction or not, and then to use that to disable
the warning.
That what I was thinking about. Since DBD::Pg already tracks whether
or not it is in a
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