"Henrickson, Diana" wrote:
> I realize this may be a silly question but I cannot get this to work. I'm
> trying to pass form variables into a database using DBD::DB2..
>
> $sth = $dbh -> prepare ("INSERT INTO USERDATA(FIRST_NAME)
> VALUES($fdat{cgifirst})") or die "Cannot INSERT to '$table'" ;
>
It would be nice to see your embperl.log file
(probably automatically written to /tmp/embperl.log)
Also, what error messages are you getting?
Finally, use Data::Dumper and print out the form data
that you think exists like this:
[+ use Data::Dumper;
Data::Dumper->Dump([\%fdat],['fdat']);
+]
t
I realize this may be a silly question but I cannot get this to work. I'm
trying to pass form variables into a database using DBD::DB2..
$sth = $dbh -> prepare ("INSERT INTO USERDATA(FIRST_NAME)
VALUES($fdat{cgifirst})") or die "Cannot INSERT to '$table'" ;
Is there a different way I need to r
Hmm... Skip the use of backticks... Bad things can be done.
Check out: http://www.w3.org/Security/Faq/wwwsf5.html#Q44 on how to
properly interact with system commands.
Also, double and triple check user inputs also before passing them to
ANY system command.
Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
>
> You would d
You would do it just like you do in normal perl.
[-
open (DIG, "dig domain.com | ");
$foo = ;
close (DIG);
-]
dig returned: [+ $foo +]
alternatively, you can try:
dig returned: [+ `/usr/local/bin/dig domain.com` +]
On 02-Jun-2000 Embperl wrote:
> just wanna know how
hi list,
I've been developing with Embperl for a few months now, and I've
already RTFM a few times, but still some issues remain obscure to me. So
here it is: Why can't I declare a lexical variable inside a [- -] block?
[- my $foo -] will make Embperl cry loud if $foo was not declared as a
gl
just wanna know how you can include system("dig domain.com"); in embperl and
be able to put the result in a variable.
tnx
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