At Fri, 21 Feb 2003 12:59:13 +0100, Alexander Hartmaier wrote:
> Because I use a hash instead of an array now I've got the problem that sorting
> with an ORDER BY sql statement is useless ;_(((
>
> I don't want to loose the pros of using a hash (i can reference an the columns
> per name and if I a
I use the second array idea, except that I store that array in the hash,
under a key that will never be a real key. In my case, all of my
legitimate keys are lowercase (the database has case-insensitive keys,
and I simulate this in the import by lowercasing the keys), and my array
of keys (with or
Hi!
Because I use a hash instead of an array now I've got the problem that sorting
with an ORDER BY sql statement is useless ;_(((
I don't want to loose the pros of using a hash (i can reference an the columns
per name and if I add a new one don't need to touch the others).
Hast anybody an idea
Hi!
Thanks a lot gus!
I've rewritten the whole thing yesterday to use a hash instead of an array.
Know I use this statement to get my hashref:
$ref_interfacelist = $dbh->selectall_hashref($sth, 'ID_INTERFACE');
Later I call the following:
[- interface_list ($ref_interfacelist) -]
And
