On Sat, Oct 07, 2000 at 08:40:33AM -0700, Gavin Spomer wrote:
> only the first ten columns get displayed
> there are only 100 rows.
> So, are these limits of Embperl, Postgres, DBI, our server or something else?
from HTML::Embperl(3pm):
$maxrow, $maxcol
Maxium number of rows o
There are two possible limits I've run into while using embperl w/ a postgres
database.
1. If I have a embperl page that does a SELECT * FROM some_table and the table
has more than ten fields in it, only the first ten columns get displayed in the
embperl-generated table.
2. When I do a SELECT
On Sun, Oct 08, 2000 at 12:39:37PM +, neil wrote:
> The problem comes when you have intermediate parent directories (i.e.
> between the current directory and the website root) which may or may not
> have 'file.html' defined - this means that you have to redefine file.html
> all the way up the
> Is it possible to use execute function as 'include' so it does not
> parse the file just includes it in the calling file and parses them
> all together?
You may get the result you want by trying:
[- Execute ({inputfile => 'filename.html', package => __PACKAGE__}) -]
This will have the same
