hello
we all know that when a query is performed on mysql, we get something back
like
10 rows in set (0.00 sec)
using perl (DBI) how does one get this information - spefically the time
it took to run the query?
thank you!
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> My problem is that arrays are being printed all on one line (as much
> as it can) instead of one line per element. What do I need to do
> with the data?
>
> use Printer;
>
> my @data = ('This is line one','This line two');
Need to add \n for each line or see if
> My problem is that arrays are being printed all on one line (as much as
> it can) instead of one line per element. What do I need to do with the
> data?
>
> use Printer;
>
> my @data = ('This is line one','This line two');
>
> $prn = new Printer();
> $prn->use_default;
> $prn->print(@data
My problem is that arrays are being printed all on one line (as much as
it can) instead of one line per element. What do I need to do with the
data?
use Printer;
my @data = ('This is line one','This line two');
$prn = new Printer();
$prn->use_default;
$prn->print(@data);
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